I got called off work last night . So we drove to my parents for a late breakfast and now on way to wife’s doctors appt and then to my men’s bible study. Also the gentleman that teaches my bible study and is a spiritual father figure for me decided to take up the hobby on doing some cobbler work and is learning how to replace souls on shoes and boots. So I’m taking him my triangle point double h cowboy boots to see if he can put new heels on them. Ive had these boots since highschool and have about a ton of miles on them and I’ve worn the back heels off them Anyways today im wearing My environmental technician shirt My light brown ariat cap My dark blue rock n roll jeans And my brown Chelsea boots on Along with my forest green bomber jacket on P.s. yes I do have an environmental degree in parks/recreation/wildlife Covers everything from parks/construction/surveying/water and air monitoring management , boating/kayaking/canoing, forest fire fighting, forestry and habitat management , fisheries management , wetland management, law enforcement and wildlife/fisheries law, constitutional class etc.

Monday's are such a great day! Everything is new and fresh. I know you've all heard me say this before. It's cold toda, but after a nice snow storm yesterday it's a beautiful sunny day. OOTD: Brown Suede Jacket Cashmere Scarf (multi color) Chocolate Brown 1/4 zip Brown/Cream diamond check dress shirt Greenish/Taupe Corduroy with Cuffs Dark Brown Suede Derby's Oatmeal OTC ribbed Socks WOTD: Grand Seiko GMT - Green Dial and Brown Strap SOTD: Boadicea - Nemer Hope you all have a great Monday!! Stay Warm!!

While I obviously am not eligible for the potential prize in this challenge, that doesn't mean I can't participate at all! 😁 The focal point of these outfits is the merino wool, quarter-zip sweater - of which I've recently purchased three from Banana Republic Factory. The first outfit is the most casual, but a bit more elevated than jeans, a t-shirt, and casual sneakers. The hat provides a sandwich look, coordinating with the jeans, while my other accessories echo the red of the sweater. The second outfit is the most formal of the three - including a necktie, yet still without a tailored jacket (the overcoat doesn't count, there). Browns are echoed throughout this outfit - from the camel overcheck in the trousers to the camel overcoat to the browns in the shoes, socks, necktie, watch, and gold-toned ring. The third outfit is the most layered but sits in the middle, from a strict formality standpoint. Navy serves as the canvas for this outfit, with reds popping up throughout the layers - from the burgundy flannel shirt to the flat cap to the shoes, socks, necklace, rings, and watch - all wrapped up in a charcoal gray overcoat. One sweater, three colors, three outfits - hopefully each displaying a different level of formality with a unique but harmonious look featuring one versatile item of clothing...