I have a scarf in my dresser drawer that has been through my first Cleveland winter. I moved here from sunny Florida years ago and that ugly pink and brown knit scarf kept me warm that first snow. It was beautiful for three weeks and then I was ready for it to leave. Thankfully, I’ve gotten used to seasons at this point and my scarf collection rivals that of my underwear.
Erin
Today it was so cold that I had to wear my red striped scarf with the fringe to keep my neck warm. It was windy & it blew the scarf away & I had to chase down the road to try to catch it I fell on some ice & ended up breaking my leg & not retrieving my scarf.
i wear a scarf in the winter to keep warm, they are made of many fabrics. Some are wool while others are silk, it doesn’t matter which ones you wear. The wool are to keep warm and the silk are to look pretty. A baby wears a scarf to keep the draft away form it’s face. A teenage wears a scarf for fashion and a grandma goes back to the baby stage to keep the draft off. What ever way you wear a scarf it is the right way.
One word is all it takes to get your message across. If you say or write just one word, you will make yourself heard. You can say one word instead of 100. Don’t try to scream 50 words when all it takes is one word. Remember that less is more, etc. Try to remember that everyone looks up to someone who can say in one word when it takes others thousands of words to say the same thing. Children only need one word. Don’t confuse them with a mouthful of garbage. Be considerate, and don’t clutter up the space you’re in with too many words. Just one word is enough. Think before you speak.
Bren
As someone who doesn’t wear scarves, (not a dashing pilot or an international playboy), I can think of only one functional use…covering a hickey.
I see scarves on many women in the political scene and view them as an affectation.
Of course they work well for ‘church ladies’.
kminer49er
I love to scarf down food, especially seafood. When we vacation at the North Carolina Outer Banks, I eat seafood for breakfast, lunch and dinner — not much of a challenge, really. My favorite is swordfish steak, followed by walleye, mahi-mahi and tuna. I’m salivating just thinking about it!
Monnie Ryan
what my grandmother used to always have on…she had so many different ones..sooo cute
phyllis
Wool, warmth for the cold winds of winter. Brightly colored for ease of parents locating children in the snow.
Arlene
An attractive accessory for a man or woman; an item to keep your neck warm; can be used as a sash or to hide your face for whatever reason; good for use in pin the tail on the donkey.
Guy
Andrea’s teacher kept calling it a scarf. But it was a veil. A bellydancing veil which she twirled around to the beat of music that felt lovely and freeing to me, and also to her, a sixth grader performing in front of the whole school for a talent show. She didn’t hide behind it – she shined with it.
Sydney Hanson Mandt
Scarfs are warm. They are nie in the winter if it is windy out. They can be used as accesorries (sp), but they don’t look great on everyone. Muslim women wear scarfs and I have heard it is a symbol of intelligence and independene.
Stephanie Mailloux
Snap it up. Warm your neck.
Mac
keep warm, neck wrap,eat up, winter, moms little thin see through ones
Denise Lamb
colorfull pritty goes around the neck can be used as a belt sometimes. Now when people go bald due to kemo it can be used for hiding the bald head. sometimes it is called an Bandannda. my gradma uses one. Mom has a box of scarfs and i like lookin at them .
Krissy
A scarf is something you wear around your neck. It can keep you cozy warm on a cold winter day. I like simple scarves. But they can be fun on the ski slopes when they are colorful and bright and crazy.
Andy
a piece of cloth warn around the neck to keep warm, or for fashion. More often worn by women than men. Frequently made of woven wool if used to keep warm in cold weather, otherwise of brightly printed cloth if for fashion.
Greg
I love the way Magalie wears a scarf. It’s so typically French and it’s so “her”. I try to wear one the same way, but I’m missing something essential, that je ne ce quoi…
Kay
itchy warm in the cold, coated with frost from my breath. Crocheting with thick yarn and a cat in my lap. Wool, alpaca, mohair, cashmere.
Leigh Ann
I wear a scarf in winter when it is cold outside to keep my neck warm and prevent a cold.
Frogman
I wore that scarf that night. It’s a night I’ll never forget. The rain, the smells, the cold. Memories come flooding back. She’ll be with mw forever, as will the scarf.
Mike
red, neck, warm
sandy
The scarf is a delight to the eye, and an accessory that is worth more than the cost. one can do almost anything with a scarf, form keeping hair in place to making a political statement. How can so much be in a simple piece of cloth?
Joseph
red, neck, warm
sandy
almost like a necktie but pretty, or should scarf all the food down and go back for more
fran
My earliest recollections of a scarf are of my grandmother putting one on to wear on the way to church on Sunday morning. Bright, flowery, and silky to the touch. It had a smell of hairspray.
doug
breezy, fun, light colorful piece of cloth to protect your hair and head. Summer, green silky long
asand
Sometimes it makes people look pretentious. Especially when they use at the wrong times of year or when it is not really needed.
John
scary item i will never put on my child. my mother worked with handicapped children for nearly thirty years, and one boy sticks in my mind. he had been “normal” until his dog grabbed his scarf one winter day. the dog ran, the scarf tightened, and the boy choked, becoming severely mentally retarded after losing so much access to oxygen. people think i’m crazy for my fear, but my child’s health is my main concern. there are other ways to keep her warm.
alli
I like to make a scarf. A scarf is usually worn around the neck in cold weather. Some men wear a scarf in cold weather too. Women like them to match their hats or gloves. There are lots on the market these days. A scarf can be placed over the face to keep warm during cold weather too. There are many bright colors to be made or purchased.
Is something you wear around your neck to keep warm or look pretty. I can be many colors or just plain white or black.
Marie
My mother always wore scarves–those thin flowery silky ones. I don’t know if it was the “in” thing in her youth or what. Otherwise, I associate them with 1960’s movies and some actress losing her scarf in a convertable sportscar on a narrow windy road.
Sourcerer
A beautiful piece of add on to your outfit to make it more interesting. Adding color to your outfit always makes you look in style.
Jeannine
like to knit scarves. They are long and colorful. They are easy to knit. Sometimes you buy a scarf in silk. They are expensive too. Many people wear scarves to accessorize their outfits. They can add color to your face. They can also be used on a purse or as a belt.
Wearing when I am cold.
Wanting not to look like a dork while wearing it.
Can’t breath through it without inhaling lint!
neck wrap
neck warmer, accessory, silk, wool, cloth. Colorful.
I have a scarf in my dresser drawer that has been through my first Cleveland winter. I moved here from sunny Florida years ago and that ugly pink and brown knit scarf kept me warm that first snow. It was beautiful for three weeks and then I was ready for it to leave. Thankfully, I’ve gotten used to seasons at this point and my scarf collection rivals that of my underwear.
Today it was so cold that I had to wear my red striped scarf with the fringe to keep my neck warm. It was windy & it blew the scarf away & I had to chase down the road to try to catch it I fell on some ice & ended up breaking my leg & not retrieving my scarf.
warm, winter snow falling, clear winter nights. stars, colorful, black, soft, long, organic, blue
i like long scarfs…
i wear a scarf in the winter to keep warm, they are made of many fabrics. Some are wool while others are silk, it doesn’t matter which ones you wear. The wool are to keep warm and the silk are to look pretty. A baby wears a scarf to keep the draft away form it’s face. A teenage wears a scarf for fashion and a grandma goes back to the baby stage to keep the draft off. What ever way you wear a scarf it is the right way.
COLORFUL – BRIGHT, SOFT, SILKY, ACESORY, HAIR, SUIT,
One word is all it takes to get your message across. If you say or write just one word, you will make yourself heard. You can say one word instead of 100. Don’t try to scream 50 words when all it takes is one word. Remember that less is more, etc. Try to remember that everyone looks up to someone who can say in one word when it takes others thousands of words to say the same thing. Children only need one word. Don’t confuse them with a mouthful of garbage. Be considerate, and don’t clutter up the space you’re in with too many words. Just one word is enough. Think before you speak.
As someone who doesn’t wear scarves, (not a dashing pilot or an international playboy), I can think of only one functional use…covering a hickey.
I see scarves on many women in the political scene and view them as an affectation.
Of course they work well for ‘church ladies’.
I love to scarf down food, especially seafood. When we vacation at the North Carolina Outer Banks, I eat seafood for breakfast, lunch and dinner — not much of a challenge, really. My favorite is swordfish steak, followed by walleye, mahi-mahi and tuna. I’m salivating just thinking about it!
what my grandmother used to always have on…she had so many different ones..sooo cute
Wool, warmth for the cold winds of winter. Brightly colored for ease of parents locating children in the snow.
An attractive accessory for a man or woman; an item to keep your neck warm; can be used as a sash or to hide your face for whatever reason; good for use in pin the tail on the donkey.
Andrea’s teacher kept calling it a scarf. But it was a veil. A bellydancing veil which she twirled around to the beat of music that felt lovely and freeing to me, and also to her, a sixth grader performing in front of the whole school for a talent show. She didn’t hide behind it – she shined with it.
Scarfs are warm. They are nie in the winter if it is windy out. They can be used as accesorries (sp), but they don’t look great on everyone. Muslim women wear scarfs and I have heard it is a symbol of intelligence and independene.
Snap it up. Warm your neck.
keep warm, neck wrap,eat up, winter, moms little thin see through ones
colorfull pritty goes around the neck can be used as a belt sometimes. Now when people go bald due to kemo it can be used for hiding the bald head. sometimes it is called an Bandannda. my gradma uses one. Mom has a box of scarfs and i like lookin at them .
A scarf is something you wear around your neck. It can keep you cozy warm on a cold winter day. I like simple scarves. But they can be fun on the ski slopes when they are colorful and bright and crazy.
a piece of cloth warn around the neck to keep warm, or for fashion. More often worn by women than men. Frequently made of woven wool if used to keep warm in cold weather, otherwise of brightly printed cloth if for fashion.
I love the way Magalie wears a scarf. It’s so typically French and it’s so “her”. I try to wear one the same way, but I’m missing something essential, that je ne ce quoi…
itchy warm in the cold, coated with frost from my breath. Crocheting with thick yarn and a cat in my lap. Wool, alpaca, mohair, cashmere.
I wear a scarf in winter when it is cold outside to keep my neck warm and prevent a cold.
I wore that scarf that night. It’s a night I’ll never forget. The rain, the smells, the cold. Memories come flooding back. She’ll be with mw forever, as will the scarf.
red, neck, warm
The scarf is a delight to the eye, and an accessory that is worth more than the cost. one can do almost anything with a scarf, form keeping hair in place to making a political statement. How can so much be in a simple piece of cloth?
red, neck, warm
almost like a necktie but pretty, or should scarf all the food down and go back for more
My earliest recollections of a scarf are of my grandmother putting one on to wear on the way to church on Sunday morning. Bright, flowery, and silky to the touch. It had a smell of hairspray.
breezy, fun, light colorful piece of cloth to protect your hair and head. Summer, green silky long
Sometimes it makes people look pretentious. Especially when they use at the wrong times of year or when it is not really needed.
scary item i will never put on my child. my mother worked with handicapped children for nearly thirty years, and one boy sticks in my mind. he had been “normal” until his dog grabbed his scarf one winter day. the dog ran, the scarf tightened, and the boy choked, becoming severely mentally retarded after losing so much access to oxygen. people think i’m crazy for my fear, but my child’s health is my main concern. there are other ways to keep her warm.
I like to make a scarf. A scarf is usually worn around the neck in cold weather. Some men wear a scarf in cold weather too. Women like them to match their hats or gloves. There are lots on the market these days. A scarf can be placed over the face to keep warm during cold weather too. There are many bright colors to be made or purchased.
blue wrap warm design silk wind cold accessory winter snowsuit covering-mouth-in-winter flowing convertible nothing-else
Is something you wear around your neck to keep warm or look pretty. I can be many colors or just plain white or black.
My mother always wore scarves–those thin flowery silky ones. I don’t know if it was the “in” thing in her youth or what. Otherwise, I associate them with 1960’s movies and some actress losing her scarf in a convertable sportscar on a narrow windy road.
A beautiful piece of add on to your outfit to make it more interesting. Adding color to your outfit always makes you look in style.
like to knit scarves. They are long and colorful. They are easy to knit. Sometimes you buy a scarf in silk. They are expensive too. Many people wear scarves to accessorize their outfits. They can add color to your face. They can also be used on a purse or as a belt.