Dresscode: White expensive designer clothes, a chocolate tan and lots of I-married-a-rich-guy-jewelry.
What is the perfect life? We all walks around and wonders - from the age of 3 years old we got the question; "What do you wanna be when you grow up?" We have since then asked the question to ourself and being asked about this important question…. a lot! It was an important question. It is an important question. But we all got older and the question changed shape - "What kind of person do you wanna be?", was suddenly even more important than the first question.
Well, i've spend 1,5 week at the island, Il de Re. If I should put this small island in a box it would be in the same box as Hornbæk, Skagen, Hellerup og Rungsted in the summer period. It defiantly has a lot of charm, but it is not difficult to see which kind of people who comes here every summer. Which leads me to the question about which kind of person we wanna be …. when we grow up.
Sailor shoes, espadrilles, kaki pants, polo shirts, designer clothes and a lot of sparkling jewelry - is just some of the keywords which belongs to this place. Everybody has this perfect beach house, boat/ship/yacht , car, kids (!!) and a big engagement ring on their finger. Everyday is a "let's get to getter - day" - which I usually love - but here it's literally everyday! Every lunch is a at someones perfect beach house, every afternoon is at the beach with perfect friends and perfect kids, every night is a night out with friends and wine - while their beloved kids (!!) are home …. sleeping. Bum.
Well, my point is that it all sounds like this perfect life, whit good friends and family - but still a life where you have time to go out, have fun ect.
- And YES, it IS fun! It IS perfect! But is it enough? When was it the people who asked the questions who become the important part of the question, and not the answer? Why do we suddenly think about how other people look at us instead of ourself?
So I can't help wonder …. why if it is all just a facade?