Comments on: Heartlander Home Makers

By: lancerlord

lancerlord — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 07:30:00 +0000

Sometimes it just plain laziness to dress up. I even wear t-shirts with holes the size of 20 cent coins to coffeeshops. But it’ll be a different story if I were to go to a shopping center. At least wear something reasonable.

By: TulipGirl

TulipGirl — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 07:30:00 +0000

Here in Ukraine, the mamas dress up and wear high heels, even to push the prams around the block or go to the grocery store.

Honestly, I’ve been relieved to see some of them wearing more comfortable shoes when they go out with the babies. . .

Personally, I *feel* better when I dress better. Comfort is important. But I feel best when I combine comfort with self-care.

By: hait

hait — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 07:30:00 +0000

Plain laziness, I totally agree and I don’t know why I have gotton so lazy. Is it because I am alredy married and have a kid?

And yes, when I don’t dress reasonable, I tend to look onto the floor more often. Just too embarassed about my sloppy outlook.

By: Hsin

Hsin — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 07:30:00 +0000

Here in Japan, the moms looking stunning. Not just pretty, but STUNNING! I can’t figure out how they can do their hair up, put on loads of make-up, coordinate their outfit (handbags, shoes, jackets, etc), and dress their child/children up to go out. The foreigners, on the other hand, are the slobs. Like you, there’s just no time to dress up when there are a gazillion other things that need to be done.