Fascinating conglomerate here, Nicci. I do have a couple of stories about loss of friendships that meant much, but all seem too close to the heart to share here. Know that I appreciate the reach-out to do so.
It's interesting how when I moved to read this newsletter, I had to press pause on my phone to halt Maclemore’s Wings playing via my buds, and then seeing it being discussed here. Wings is such a great song and a powerful critique of America's consumerism and the US entire marketing/sales industry through sneaker culture largely promoted by the NBA.
Not at all. People aren't particularly crazy about Air Jordans or sneakers in general. But we have a very strong iPhone culture with millennials and zers, male and female. Though It's more prevalent amongst the latter just as sneakers are with boys in the US.
Fascinating conglomerate here, Nicci. I do have a couple of stories about loss of friendships that meant much, but all seem too close to the heart to share here. Know that I appreciate the reach-out to do so.
We know your words will keep coming--even when "The Words Wash Away"--your beloved guest post here: https://marytabor.substack.com/p/when-the-words-wash-away-nicci-kadilak Take care and always good to read you. Glad we found each other. xo ~ Mary
It's interesting how when I moved to read this newsletter, I had to press pause on my phone to halt Maclemore’s Wings playing via my buds, and then seeing it being discussed here. Wings is such a great song and a powerful critique of America's consumerism and the US entire marketing/sales industry through sneaker culture largely promoted by the NBA.
That is WILD. And yes, you're exactly right. Are Jordans a thing in your part of the world?
Not at all. People aren't particularly crazy about Air Jordans or sneakers in general. But we have a very strong iPhone culture with millennials and zers, male and female. Though It's more prevalent amongst the latter just as sneakers are with boys in the US.