I looked at some catalogues that came in the post.”Poetry” has some interesting clothes.Unfortunately I have not that much money.I can perhaps get a leopard print nylon scarf from New Look or stop eating and return to when I ar 24 was wearing teenage dresses and getting half fare on the bus.Of course, it’s free now.
I’ve gone from adolescence to old age without the middle part.I didn’t eat much.
The kind University Chaplain invited some of us round for a meal.After eating I realised why I had felt so odd before…I was starving.I didn’t know how to cook except for cakes.Now and then I went i to Lyons and ate a meal rather like a school dinner.We have no cafes like that now
Anyway, a sheepskin coat will be £499.A down one £299.I don’t think we have winter
made of wool anymore because most people drive.I have my best coat I bought it in 2005.It is made of very fine wool, it is dark brown and still fits me.
I have a few ideas for keeping warm:
Wear 2 nightdresses in winter.Use an old cotton summer dress as the top layer
Partner it with some men’s woollen socks/Which men, you may ask.Or not
Wear the dreaded leggings under trousers.Last winter I wore 2 wool skirts when we had the snow and ice in January.I suppose I should have put a sweater on as well.
Still, you win some, you lose some.
Wear numerous petticoats as layers to trap air.In other words, try anything./
Most of us have an old pair of boots.With luck you may find some shoe shops are still selling last years winter shoes /boots in their Outlet.
I suppose all the fancy clothes are for the rich.
But many of us have things money can’t buy.Like love,affection and generosity of spirit
As they say, a friend in need…..


