I noticed that people dressed a lot better than what I was used to, but the professionals in Philly also dressed better than me, a technician. But I never wanted to dress so well.

It interfered with my cycling. I thought that it would feel really stuffy in those clothes. In short, I saw the whole looks thing to be a burden.

Also, I feel that after five minutes of talking to someone, I can tell how intelligent they are. Clothes don't tell you how intelligent people are, how hard working they are nor even how much they are worth. Wealthy people sometimes dress down. Poor people often get into debt to hide their poverty.

Anyone can dress in nice clothes, but nobody can grow a new brain (yet).

I have gone 180 on clothes for many reasons, but I still don't see the point in competing on playing dress up unless you are a model in which case, all the work is done for you by professionals who put on your make-up and pick out your clothes.

Sometimes, I wonder why I have no friends… :)

And, of course, I read People Magazine. I came back and read that comment of mine. I sound kind of condescending and pompous. But, honestly, you don't mean any of that, right? Ha!

Penelope – you're so smart and witty. What is the real reason you're writing this silly stuff? Are your trying to identify your most loyal followers to see who will tell you what they really think? Better the truth from an enemy than kind lies from a friend? I can't believe you read People magazine. You remind me of a girl in college who wrote right smack dab in the middle of her term paper "Professor XXXX is a B*t*h!" She wanted to see if she was actually reading it. Of course, it didn't hurt that her father was on the Board of Trustees.

I can hardly wait for your post about how rock stars give you the best parenting advice. You're kind of sneaky.

Well, it's obviously worked for you. That's why you're qualified to give other people advice!

What you've just written in your post and comments is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever read. At no point in your rambling incoherent blog were you close to anything that could be considered a rational thought.