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Daily trivia,
Pictures of Emm
Emma tells me that a woman can’t have too many skinny-ribs (until she runs out of drawer-space I presume). Tight-fitting, they emphasise and flatter the figure, she tells me, especially if the stripes run horizontally. I made a mental note of all this and more as we traipsed around the store last week, in case Emma asked me questions afterwards. Actually, she was preaching to the converted. I have always loved to see a woman in a tight skinny-rib. As a sweater-girl in her late teens, Emma Jane could turn heads - lovely to look at, even lovelier to grope. And sweaters offered more immediate access than blouses, with all those fiddly buttons. A blouse was invariably tucked into the waistband of her skirt, whereas you could get your hand up inside a sweater with ease. Still can. Still do. And, Jeepers, isn’t it warm up there!
Emma tells me that a woman can’t have too many skinny-ribs (until she runs out of drawer-space I presume). Tight-fitting, they emphasise and flatter the figure, she tells me, especially if the stripes run horizontally. I made a mental note of all this and more as we traipsed around the store last week, in case Emma asked me questions afterwards. Actually, she was preaching to the converted. I have always loved to see a woman in a tight skinny-rib. As a sweater-girl in her late teens, Emma Jane could turn heads - lovely to look at, even lovelier to grope. And sweaters offered more immediate access than blouses, with all those fiddly buttons. A blouse was invariably tucked into the waistband of her skirt, whereas you could get your hand up inside a sweater with ease. Still can. Still do. And, Jeepers, isn’t it warm up there!
