She's discussing the rise of 'fast fashion', and the need to replace frantic consumerism with slow style.
(Photo: news.com.au/James Croucher)
Saturday, January 14, 2012
Changing fashion gears
She's discussing the rise of 'fast fashion', and the need to replace frantic consumerism with slow style.
(Photo: news.com.au/James Croucher)
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Hi Damon, I have just started reading your book which I am enjoying immensely but am worried that I am using it as a distraction. However, does the fact that, thus far, I am finding your discourse of great personal value negate this concern of mine? Please release me from this conundrum. It is driving me to...
Thanks, Linden. Usually something of 'great personal value' is not a distraction. Although it might still be of less value than other things in life, e.g. family, career, health.
If my book genuinely is a distraction, and can't be read differently, don't read it. Give it up, give it away, or leave it for another day.
Damon - In that case I will regard it as a short term addiction. It gives me great pleasure, expands my mind and cannot be set aside. Seriously good stuff (and I will not be giving it away). Thank you for enlightening me - Michael
I can't argue with that!
Thanks, Day!
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