I dont think that is unusual for the weather there. Tank tops and the like were forbidden in court in the state I used to live in (MI) but the weather was much different, I think in FL the fact she was allowed in the court with tank tops says a lot. It wasn't too casual.
Cindy is a
woman of a certain age and I don't blame her for a SECOND for wearing tank tops whenever possible. Anyone who has ever had hot flashes, particularly in hot weather, would
COMPLETELY understand her wearing a tank top in ALL circumstances.
COMPLETELY. If you've never had a true hot flash, you
CANNOT comprehend that kind of hot. The heat abruptly comes out of NOWHERE, and you can feel it flame up suddenly like when you turn on a gas burner -- you can almost HEAR the whoosh of it! It's not sun hot. It's not furnace hot. It's not any kind of
external hot. It can be like having a fever of 105 ... at high noon ... in Death Valley ... in your closed-up car ... with the heater on full blast ... while wrapped in an electric blanket set on high. And you
CANNOT get away from it because it's coming from
INSIDE you. It's a whole different
KIND of hot. You can put ice directly on your skin and it won't even
feel the coldness until the hot flash starts to abate. The next thing you know, steam starts rising off you in wave after wave, your feet get slippery in your shoes, your glasses fog up, you have to keep wiping yours hands and face on whatever is handy, you're gasping for air and feel like you are locked in your own private portable sauna that no one else can see.
Trust me, even shorts and tank tops are too hot when you have hot flashes and you don't
CARE what anyone else thinks about how you look or whether or not they are appropriate -- you just want to take off as much as you can possibly legally get away with short of actually getting naked. If you hate someone, don't wish them death -- wish them insanely frequent and intense hot flashes. :furious:
