Roxy truly does love all mutts, regardless of race, religion, or sexual preference. But I thought the “fake news”, tabloid headline above would get your attention. Roxy is, however, wearing a Tommy Hilfiger tie decorated with dachshunds–to portray her love of her dachsie breed. Tie o’ the Day #2 suits her cutely and bigly well. Her t-shirt is an Easter pink Cremieux. In her photo you can see a proclivity of our Roxy: She always gets dressed in order to not be naked when she naps on the living room floor.
I mentioned in Tie o’ the Day #2’s post last night that Suzanne’s blouse in that photo was the first girly clothing to have been showcased on this tblog. Girly/womeny clothing will show up occasionally, but not often. I wear clothes that are socially designated as men’s, almost exclusively. But the reason does not have anything to do with my trying to express some kind of butchness that might or might not be part of my identity. Nope. I head to the men’s department in clothing stores because the way men’s clothes are cut make them fit me better. For example, I have absolutely no butt. Women’s pants–especially jeans–cannot handle that. They bag and slide down, no matter how well they fit otherwise. (And, yes, that goes for leggings, as well. )And shirts? Women’s shirts tend to not provide me roomy enough width across my shoulders and chest. My button-down shirts might look too big, but they give me room where I need it.
So there. You learned something about me–and about Roxy– that you may have wondered about before.