Day 13~ My Earliest Memory

I have many early memories. One of my earliest memories would have to be when I was between the age range of 18 months to almost 2 years old. I remember being at my grandma’s old house, and early in the morning, my mum coming over to me in my little bed. She would be in her old work clothes, a white shirt with a blue vest ontop, and black pants. Her hair was long and curled, and she had sutle make-up on. (My mum used to work at London Drugs.) She would kiss me on the fore-head, and tell me she loved me, and that she was going to work. Then, at night, my grandma would be getting ready for work. I remember just before she would go, my mum would hold me, and hold my hands, standing at the top of the stairs waving good-bye to my grandma. My grandma was wearing her big, long, red and black jacket, her black gloves, black boots, and either dark brown or black pants. She would wave and blow kisses just as she went out the door. Then, my mum would put me to bed and sing me the lulaby, Rockin’ Rollin’ Ridin’. I remember her spining the fish-decorated paper inside an Ikea lamp, and as she did, it would make the room have the images of fish swimming on the walls. The light inside apeared blue from the paper. I had a “baby-blanket” my mum quilted for me, and I’d fall asleep.

Abercrombie & Fitch, the New Hobo Apparel.

Hai, mah fellow hobo buds!

Yesterday, at about 11:40 pm, I was still up playing WoW. Of course, my mom was on the other computer on her Facebook page and doin’ her stuff. Now as many may know, Abercrombie & Fitch only wants “cool, popular, pretty and skinny people” to wear their clothes (like Greg Karber said in his video), which is ironic, because Mike Jeffries is such a creep! Shocking! When I came to see what my mom was laughing at, she restarted a video for me to see. Wow! “Guy Gives Abercrombie & Fitch A Brand Readjustment By Giving Their Clothes To The Homeless” is a GREAT idea!

I used to like Abercrombie & Fitch. I am petite, skinny, and my mom says I’m made like a fairy. Finding clothes that fit me well are hard to find. Abercrombie had skinny jeans that were nice. I thought it was an ok store, until I heard the news… Thank you Sirens for being my new clothing store! hehe! I think giving the “mistakenly purchased” A&F clothes to the homeless is a spectacular idea! Give them to people who need it more, right? /nods head

I think, for Mike Jeffries to have the audacity to say that only “cool, popular, pretty, and skinny people” can wear their clothes, yet he is such a creep, is absolutely shocking! Pot calling the kettle black, much? Wow.

In Greg Karber’s video, he goes to used clothing stores and buys the A&F items that he can find. I thought it was really funny when he was having trouble finding some A&F clothes, so he went to the lady at the desk and asked: “Where is – like – the douchebag section?” HAHA!!! Even funnier that the clerks knew what he meant, and pointed him towards the used Abercrombie stuff. Here is the video: