So This Is Christmas

Merry Christmas is such an infectious feeling I like to feel that way all year around.

So if you are visiting just before Christmas, just after Christmas or even here on Christmas day I am sure you will find something of interest for you and in the spirit of Christmas.

It may be said that Christmas is no longer a celebration but this must be spoken by people that have never had trouble closing their eyes on Christmas Eve in an expectation of what maybe left for them on the carpet under the tree.

I continue to look forward to the surprise on my Grandchild's faces to this day at Christmas events.

Merry Christmas - Merry Christmas - Merry Christmas

Saturday, March 10, 2012

Choosing The Right Length Of Prom Dress

By John Jones


Human beings are social creatures. We require encouragement and acknowledgment from the group at every stage of our development. This is particularly true when we approach major milestones in our lives. Rites of passage are ritual events that were designed to recognize and celebrate these transitions. Often associated with religion, few secular rites of passage have survived. Probably the most popular one is the modern prom.

When it comes to choosing a dress or gown, you need to decide on a length to start. This is important as not all gowns come in all lengths, so you need to make this decision almost right away. The first way to help you decide is to know your body shape and whether or not you want to show off your legs in your gown. A shorter length gown will expose your legs, and this look works well when you have well toned legs to pull off the look. If you have qualms about exposing your legs, you may find that a floor length or longer length dress works better for you as it conceals legs, if you think of those as a trouble spot for you. However, both lengths can work well on all body shapes, when the rest of the dress is just right.

Although tradition indicates wearing a long dress for your wedding, contemporary dresses can be above the knee to show off fabulous legs. One benefit of choosing a shorter dress is that you will easily be able to transition to the reception for dancing and fun, without the hassle of making sure your train remains out of the way of others. Another contemporary touch to wedding gowns has been the introduction of color, whether across the top of the bodice or as an embellishment throughout the dresses.

The first high school proms were prim and proper affairs. Kids would dress in their Sunday best, sip tea, and dance to a few slow songs. The war years changed all that. Young people had to grow up faster than ever. As a result, teenagers were afforded more freedom than previous generations. The high school prom soon became an annual class banquet and parents had almost no influence over it.Where are we now? The prom has somehow retained its place as the most important secular rite of passage. In a country where children grow up way too fast, the prom is often the first formal event that young women and men willingly attend. In this article, we will discuss modern prom dress styles.

The longer length gown option, if you have determined works best for you, can also be one that falls in a range of options. One choice is to go truly formal, and have your prom gown one that goes completely to the floor or even has a train in the back for the most formal of looks. This option will give you a regal and classic look, and can give you a look that really takes the formality of a prom to heart. The other choices for longer length gowns include those that hit at the ankles or right above your shoes or a dress that falls to the middle of your calf. You can choose the longer length version that works best with your comfort level, as not everyone finds walking, sitting and dancing in floor length gowns easy or appealing.




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