Strange day-but old stand-by tweed
Valentine’s Day was full of strangeness. Firstly, after late night dinner at Ozark college, then leaving our sleep over spot in the kitchy town of Branson, Mo we stopped at a store called Jiggling George’s a shoe store with the largest selection of Crocs I’ve ever seen (and ever want to see). Then on to a great Indian food restaurant and then on to the resort. Three weeks in advance there were no Valentine’s dinner reservations available, so the girls surprised us with a charcuterie board creation class followed by a “paint your date’s portrait” session. Quite a laugh. Not giving up my day job to paint so be ye not afraid.
Milked the brown tweed I had built for me in 1997 for four combos over two days. {Switching slacks for jeans to drive, then my fisherman’s knit and the lined khakis for cold day shopping, then a purple silk shirt and a black merino wool cardigan for date night. Alden Indy boots for each}. My wife and I spent a year not being in the same country 30 days back in the early 90s so I still know how to do this minimum packing shuffle. Today is fishing this morning with my son.
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Strange day-but old stand-by tweed
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