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twinkle · 12-14-2005, 06:59 AM

I don't really buy that "I don't have enough money for a dress and a suit".

You don't feel like spending that money on a dress and a suit and that's understandale. However you are working for a large multinational, therefore beside the paycheck, some other obligations are involved. "Moral obligations" I call them. And you don't have to comply with them.

But I honestely think you should. Because there will be other occasions, other celebrations, other things and I think it's a shame to be missing out on them.

Don't buy a dress, buy a skirt, a pair of trousers and 2 or 3 blouses that you can switch and you're off the hook for at least one year - (feel free to change the quantities, btw

).

Try to get a likin' to the idea, fancy restaurants are so not that dreadful. You'd be fitting in the crowd and meeting your collegues and their spouses and guess what... there's a chance you might actually like it.

Hugs,

Twinkles[/b]

12-14-2005, 06:59 AM	#15 (permalink)
twinkle Veteran Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 2,255	I don't really buy that "I don't have enough money for a dress and a suit". You don't feel like spending that money on a dress and a suit and that's understandale. However you are working for a large multinational, therefore beside the paycheck, some other obligations are involved. "Moral obligations" I call them. And you don't have to comply with them. But I honestely think you should. Because there will be other occasions, other celebrations, other things and I think it's a shame to be missing out on them. Don't buy a dress, buy a skirt, a pair of trousers and 2 or 3 blouses that you can switch and you're off the hook for at least one year - (feel free to change the quantities, btw ). Try to get a likin' to the idea, fancy restaurants are so *not* that dreadful. You'd be fitting in the crowd and meeting your collegues and their spouses and guess what... there's a chance you might actually like it. Hugs, Twinkles[/b]