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November 18th here in Mid-Michigan, and a busy first half of the day once the Young Master had departed for school with a meeting online with a colleague followed by another with a faculty learning community that I am co-facilitating this year.  After lunch, it was time to dig out the car and haul out the snowblower to clear the driveway.  She fired up on the first try.  Sears Craftsman baby!

The at-home attire is one more variation of my cool weather uniform.  When you have a variety of similar items in a few colors, it's very easy to mix and match with almost no thought at all.  Ahhhh.  Dressing oneself reasonably well needn't be an arduous process.

-- Heinz-Ulrich

 



 




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  1. Der Alte FritzNovember 19, 2022 at 6:55 AM

    I’m not a big fan of the sockless look, but the rest of the outfit looks good. My problem is that most of my nice clothes don’t fit around the waist line anymore. Sigh. Sending the whole closet off to Goodwill.

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