Soppy

Drip, drip, drippity drip… add it to an S-curl, what do you get.

—Jig3125

A little drip.

Then another.

Then another.

Before long, you’ve got a situation that could use a towel.

Soppy.

That’s the word.

Now add an S-curl.

Suddenly we’re talking about style.

Curves.

Shape.

A little movement.

A little shine.

And apparently…

a lot of drip.

Funny how one word can travel.

“Drip” used to belong mostly to faucets.

Now it can describe clothes.

Style.

Confidence.

Even the way somebody carries themselves.

An S-curl has its own kind of drip too.

One curve becomes another.

Drip, drip, drippity drip.

what is it?

Something soppy?

Something stylish?

Or just a leaky faucet?

Maybe all three.

— JIG3125