sdfdsfdsfsfdasssssssssssssssssssssssssMen and women have different views on shopping. Women find it as an exciting, entertaining and fulfilling task, while men find shopping as an unpleasant chore. Women seem to be more fascinated by the idea of fashion and find an identity with their clothing. Men on the other hand, just view it as a way to clothe themselves, and don't find any real meaning in it. The shopping experience as whole for men is basically just find a good deal and your done, for women it's more about the quality and the styling. Fashion has mainly been aimed at women, it hasn't been geared towards men much, until the last couple of years. .
More and more we are starting to see men's fashion magazines on the newsstands. For a long time it had been pushed that the woman should be the fashion conscious one, while the male just wears his basic suit to the office. Times have changed a lot from the business suits now that more and more younger people are becoming entrepreneurs. This is especially true in Southern California where many young men are starting their own line of extreme sports apparel, here they just come in to work in basic T-shirt and pants. Women still have to wear conservative clothing in order to be taken seriously, so this plays a part in the way they shop. .
When women go into a store it takes them a long time to figure out what to buy. For example what's appropriate for work and what's appropriate for leisure. Women also look for quality in their clothing, appropriate fit, and color coordinate almost every outfit they buy. Another reason it takes them forever when shopping is that they must accessorize the outfit too. This means earrings, shoes, handbags, make-up and anything else they can think of. Friendliness is another of their weaknesses, when women start talking to a sales associate they start to get influenced by whatever the sales associate tells them to buy at the store.
"ANYWHERE BUT HERE" For the third our assignment I had decided to read a book that relates very much to my personal life. The novel I had decided to read is called "Anywhere But Here" written by Mona Simpson. ... "Anywhere but Here" is a great book that to me it seems that somebody had written my life story. ... I used to tell my mother "please take me anywhere but here"....
Anywhere But Here Rachel Scott woke up to beautiful morning sunshine in Littleton, Colorado on Tuesday April 20th, 1999. She hurried as she picked out what she was going to wear that day, which makeup she was to put on, and whether or not to finish the English homework she forgot to do the night be...
The idea of fairness we have made up in our minds is not often the case, and through Alex Kotlowitz's There Are No Children Here, our eyes are opened to many of the harsh situations such as poverty, gangs, racism, and violence that children are forced to grow up in. ... His first book, There Are No Children Here, came about from a series of articles he wrote for The Wall Street Journal. ... There Are No Children Here is a story of two young brothers, Lafeyette, 10, and Pharaoh,7, growing up in the poverty of Chicago's projects. ...
There are no Children Here Alex Kotlowitz's book, There are no Children Here, deals with the subject of race, values, and community responsibility of the urban underclass. ... There are no Children Here embraces Lafayette and Pharaoh over a two-year period in which they struggle with school, attempts to resist the lure of gangs, mourn the death of close friends, and dare to have the courage to search for a quiet inner peace that most people take for granted. ... The book's title comes from a comment made by the brothers' mother as she and author Alex Kotlowitz contemplate the...
There are no Children Here Alex Kotlowitz's book, There are no Children Here, deals with the subject of race, values, and community responsibility of the urban underclass. ... There are no Children Here embraces Lafayette and Pharaoh over a two-year period in which they struggle with school, attempts to resist the lure of gangs, mourn the death of close friends, and dare to have the courage to search for a quiet inner peace that most people take for granted. ... The book's title comes from a comment made by the brothers' mother as she and author Alex Kotlowitz contemplate the...
"I Stand Here Ironing" is a short story written by Tillie Olsen, a famous writer. ... "I Stand Here Ironing" is about a young mother, trying to make ends meet by using all her time towards her job. ... In the very beginning of "I Stand Here Ironing," the narrator tells us that she cannot provide the "key" to her daughter's life. ... One of the main themes displayed in "I Stand Here Ironing" is poverty. ... "I Stand Here Ironing" is a great example of middle-class Americans trying to make a living. ...
Tell Me I"m Here is a multi-genre text; it is written as a narrative, with an expository function. ... Many facts and figures are contained within the text of Tell Me I"m Here. ... Selection of detail in Tell Me I"m Here, assists in Deveson's failure to convey Jonathon's story well. ...
