trousers

[beccaelizabeth]

I was asleep.
Then someone knocked on the door, and I got up to answer it.
Sounds easy, but nooooo.
I grabbed my trousers but a whole heap of clothes came with them, scattering down the hallway
and then putting teh trousers on there was a rrrrrip
and now I have crotchless trousers, which isn't terribly helpful.
I gave up and put my coat on, going for the mad flasher look
get the door open
and
it's some random bloke wants to read the electric meter.
I don't have a key. I have several keys that say they're for that cupboard but none of them work.
So away he goes again.

I could have done that without opening the door. But without my glasses he looked all the same colors as a postman. Boo.

I did buy some new trousers lately but one pair turned out to be bootcut and mum says there's something wrong about the way the waist fits, and the other pair I haven't tried on yet. The pair that tore are the ones that fit so easy I wear them all the time for years. So now I need to get them fixed, or possibly copied.

Comments

[philippos42]

Copying sounds good.

[shahar-amar.livejournal.com]

:o(

I feel for you. A while back I noticed my jeans getting too tight, so I had to buy a new pair. Now I'm alternating between the new ones and some comfy corduroy trousers I had for years and hope they will hold up, until I manage to lose the extra padding. All my trousers have to be altered for length, so I can't just wear them off the rack if something happens. (But I guess you are familar with that problem, too.)

Hope your trousers can be fixed. Some leather patches where the material got thin maybe? That's what I use.

[beccaelizabeth]

my employee reckons she can fix them. she noticed they have pockets made of the same fabric of the trousers, ie patch supplies. but they probably won't last much longer even then. too much old.