IMPORTANCE OF GOOD CLOTHING.

First impressions are apt to be permanent; it is therefore of importance that they should be favourable. The dress of an individual is that circumstance from which you first form your opinion of him. It is even more prominent than manner, It is indeed the only thing which is remarked in a casual encounter, or during the first interview. It, therefore, should be the first care.

What style is to our thoughts, dress is to our persons. It may supply the place of more solid qualities, and without it the most solid are of little avail. Numbers have owed their elevation to their attention to the toilet. Place, fortune, marriage have all been lost by neglecting it.

Your dress should always be consistent with your age and your natural exterior. That which looks outr, on one man, will be agreeable on another. As success in this respect depends almost entirely upon particular circumstances and personal peculiarities, it is impossible to give general directions of much importance. We can only point out the field for study and research; it belongs to each one’s own genius and industry to deduce the results. However ugly you may be, rest assured that there is some style of habiliment which will make you passable.

If, for example, you have a stain upon your cheek which rivals in brilliancy the best Chateau-Margout; or, are afflicted with a nose whose lustre dims the ruby, you may employ such hues of dress, that the eye, instead of being shocked by the strangeness of the defect, will be charmed by the graceful harmony of the colours. Every one cannot indeed be an Adonis, but it is his own fault if he is an Esop.

Almost every defect of face may be concealed by a judicious use and arrangement of hair. Take care, however, that your hair be not of one colour and your whiskers of another; and let your wig be large enough to cover the whole of your red or white hair. It is evident, therefore, that though a man may be ugly, there is no necessity for his being shocking.

* Just a note:
I did not write this, but it has some good points that I thought where worth passing on.

Effects of Dehydration ( think thats it)

The effects of dehydration on my ability to form a coherent thought can be devastating. For thous that frequent my blog have noticed that the quality of my writing has diminished in the past few mounts. The reason may be linked to simple water loss or lack of sleep. So lets take a moment to address these two factors.

Dehydration: A few of the symptoms of mild dehydration are loss of the ability to do simple math or communicate clearly

Lack of sleep: Same as above with a bit of disorientation to boot.

Well that just sucks! I get it from both items and that just cant be good. For my friends that don’t know I do most of my writing in the morning from the parking lot at work, if you can call it a parking lot. I will admit that I do like what I do when I have the chance to do it but most of my work day is filled with things that I could live without. I guess that you have to take the bad with the good in any situation.

All I am really asking is that you just bare with me for a while, this working a regular day job is something I haven’t done in a while.