Not seen here, a pair of Allen Edmonds 'Cavenaugh' penny loafers and navy Merino wool dress socks with tiny red polka dots.
The semester has been over for about ten days now, so I have not been on campus much other than for a couple of brief meetings last week. Most days, are now spent in corduroy jeans and rugby tops here at home along with some chocolate suede Allen Edmonds camp moccasins, which are my house shoe of choice (sans socks) during the colder months.
In any case, I had a session with the dentist this morning early, followed by a few Christmas-related errands afterward. So, why not have a bit of fun and jazz up an otherwise mundane morning a bit with some understated festive attire then? You know, instead of shambling and schlepping around in public like a huge basket of wrinkled laundry on legs. As others have commented elsewhere, people tend to treat you better when you present yourself well.
The L.L Bean 'no iron' ocbd shirt pictured is a concession of sorts. I have a four or five of these, and for those days when one is in a real hurry, it can be very handy simply to pull a shirt off the hanger and put it on without pressing it first. Of course, even these will look better after pressing with a hot iron.
I'm still not a huge fan, and these types of shirts do not breath as well as the 'must iron' variety, but there you are. Today was my morning to get The Young Master up and ready for school, so this shirt made my own morning machinations easier once the school bus picked him up, I grabbed my car keys, and headed across town for my appointment.
And to paraphrase the late Joan Crawford (and the nine-year-old Young Master), "No ugly sweaters, ever!!!"
-- Heinz-Ulrich
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