Facts: Caps, Hats & Etiquette
– By Yvonne Sam
Hats and caps are staying on in more places these days. Have the do’s and don’ts of headwear devolved to meet the expectations of an all-casual, all-the-time generation?
I am penning this inquiry in the sincere hope that male readers would respond thereby updating me as to current social mores and etiquette pertinent to the vexing practice of wearing hats and caps indoors. What is the contemporary etiquette in men’s head wear, as nowadays there does not appear to be much order when it comes to hats and caps. Knowingly, the world has gone casual over time, but have we gone too casual bordering on to disrespect. Continue reading
After 25 Years of Being Homeless, – By Gregory P Smith | The Guardian UK
After 25 Years of Being Homeless, I Learned There’s One Simple Thing You Can Do to Help
There are as many pathways to homelessness as there are homeless people in the world. For some, it’s a sudden freefall triggered by a lost job, a broken home life or some other seismic personal upheaval.
For others the road to sleeping rough winds down a slow, steady and depressing gradient until it arrives – quite literally – at rock bottom. Tragically, some are even born into it. Many have mental illness to contend with.
No matter how they got there, however, every homeless person has one thing in common:
They know how it feels to be an outcast. Continue reading →
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