I looka lika bum...

I looka lika bum, at least thats what everyone i know tells me
i look ragged and uncivilsed wearing only plain t-shirts and dirty fabric pants sometimes jeans

If someone were to describe how you looked, what would you think they would say?

{to all you who just say "hippy,we are all thrilled to hear how special you are}

 

I look like me.

 

I would like to think that they would gasp and say, "My, that girl has a flare for fabrics!" Or, "Be still my heart, that is the most amazing woman I have ever laid my eyes on!" Or better yet, "Never have I seen such a perfect example of what American women should dress like!" BUT I think it would be more along the lines of "My, that girl has frizzy hair...goodness..." lol

 

i look like a bum. but then again, i guess that is what i am

 

I can look somewhat disheveled at times. It depends on what I am doing and where I am going. I make sure I look decent enough before I leave the house, though. If I am just sitting around my pad for the day it's a different story. I am very hygenic, though. I never go without a shower, and my clothes are always clean.

 

I'm pretty boring. I'm a bum too. I wear too many bandanas. I dont bother with making my hair "pretty"

 

i look sleepy

 

I went into town looking like shit today. It was quite embaressing because I ran into a really cute guy!!

 

I look like the offspring of a mating between Mr. Bean and Lisa Simpson.

 

Could be worse I supose

 

I look Like something that really shouldn't still be Alive...

 

Well, at home I got the ragamuffin thing goin' on most of the time. Today it's a tie-dye tank dress that goes to my bare feet, hair unbound and generally disheveled. When I go out to the store or sumthin' I try to at least remember to run a brush through my hair and throw on a damn bra.

As I was typin' this I was on the phone with my mom who dresses conservative/casual and asked her to describe my appearence (figured it was better to ask someone else than go with my opinion *lol*). She said "artsy" and "different in a good way". Well I know she's got the "different" part right. Not many wear threads like mine where I live.