Complete the тsecond sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence, using the word given. Do not change the word given. Use between two and five words.
In my adult life it was only when my kids were little so I did it with them, or when on a date.
It's quite rare e.g. every few years but every now and then it might be a trip to the seaside or large park, most likely with a date and she's either never flown a kite or she has but it just so happens to be windy, a shop nearby is selling kites and so on the interest of being cute and romantic and something nice to do on said date, we fly a kite.
I've never bought and flown one solo in my adult life — I was a child when I flew one solo — in my adult life it's only been in the context of a date or with my kids when they were small.
There is an old saying, "You are what you eat" and in fashion this consists also as, "You are what you wear." Clothing is often an expression of spirit and character, so there is nothing wrong with finding a look that suits you. Everyone is an individual and your clothes can help you to express your innermost thoughts, your kindliness and your good feelings toward yourself. Fashion can mean many different things to different people but above all fashion is a leeway to ones character.
According to Tiwa Savage (2011) in the article, "Fashion is an extension to ones character," she states, "To me whatever you put on reflects your mood, and if I am feeling glamorous I wear something that is glamorous, when I am feeling more relaxed I put on things that make me feel relaxed; so basically fashion is an expression of your person (p.1)." Your personal mark is the one that really counts and can make a difference by connecting two strongly related worlds that apparently seem totally incompatibles: our inner world and our exterior image. Every texture, color and other artificial shape becomes a way of emphasizing different personality aspects.
Yeah sometimes I do
Solo only when I was a child.
In my adult life it was only when my kids were little so I did it with them, or when on a date.
It's quite rare e.g. every few years but every now and then it might be a trip to the seaside or large park, most likely with a date and she's either never flown a kite or she has but it just so happens to be windy, a shop nearby is selling kites and so on the interest of being cute and romantic and something nice to do on said date, we fly a kite.
I've never bought and flown one solo in my adult life — I was a child when I flew one solo — in my adult life it's only been in the context of a date or with my kids when they were small.
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There is an old saying, "You are what you eat" and in fashion this consists also as, "You are what you wear." Clothing is often an expression of spirit and character, so there is nothing wrong with finding a look that suits you. Everyone is an individual and your clothes can help you to express your innermost thoughts, your kindliness and your good feelings toward yourself. Fashion can mean many different things to different people but above all fashion is a leeway to ones character.
According to Tiwa Savage (2011) in the article, "Fashion is an extension to ones character," she states, "To me whatever you put on reflects your mood, and if I am feeling glamorous I wear something that is glamorous, when I am feeling more relaxed I put on things that make me feel relaxed; so basically fashion is an expression of your person (p.1)." Your personal mark is the one that really counts and can make a difference by connecting two strongly related worlds that apparently seem totally incompatibles: our inner world and our exterior image. Every texture, color and other artificial shape becomes a way of emphasizing different personality aspects.
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