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Jul. 23rd, 2005 02:19 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jfbIf you're like me but in London, you should probably check out the Barbican's exhibit Colour After Klein. If you're not in London, you'll have to content yourself with Rodcorp's notes.
Back here in California, what I do for excitement: test out Pavel's t-shirt folding technique. It's pretty good, but I'd rather be in London. Or Helsinki.
Back here in California, what I do for excitement: test out Pavel's t-shirt folding technique. It's pretty good, but I'd rather be in London. Or Helsinki.
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Date: 2005-07-25 07:24 pm (UTC)But I don't understand why that person can't do laundry like normal people. They could just arrange their closet so that the oldest (just washed) t-shirts are in the back and the newest (unworn) shirts are in the front. That way you can cycle through without wearing the same shirt twice.
Yes, I have a system; no, I do not take a Polaroid of myself before leaving the house to make sure I don't wear the same outfit twice within a 30-day period. Yes, I do make wardrobe decisions based on who I'm hanging out with and what I wore the last time I saw them. AM I WEIRD????