I would like to second that the humidity is horrid here (I'm only 30 miles from Yeps) and I couldn't imagine having to wear a suit on our hotter days, even a tshirt and shorts seem too much. Although, I work outside, so someone in an office may be different...
I bought a bottle of Absinthe to share at New years...only one person liked it, and it wasn't me. It was like drinking black liquorice. It was Absinte brand, by the way.
When I do drink, which is rarely these days, it tends to be Teacher's scotch. No ice, room temperature. Most alcohol doesn't sit well with my stomach, but Teacher's doesn't seem to bother me.
Since starting my current job in a warehouse, there has always been an unofficial uniform: Work boots, jeans, and a t-shirt. In the winter you can add a set of under armor and a carhartt jacket. While this is a fine thing if you just want something to work in, but if you want to do it in class...
Went to salvation army today, picked up a wool suit for me from beecroft & bull which I believe is from the 60s, a disco suit from Johnny Carson (It was $10, good for halloween I suppose :) ) and my brother in law got a wool suit as well. All were 3 piece, and all together, it came to $36
Thanks much guys! One more question: Doesn't his necktie seem a bit different than modern ones? It doesn't seem to lay the same as a modern tie.. perhaps just the knot?
Also, what sort of shirt should I buy to attach the collar to? I'll probably buy from Darcy, so of that list?
I have three typewriters myself: A 1920's remington portable, a 1940s-1950s Royal portable, and a 1930s-1950s Royal Desk model. Of the three, the Remington is my favorite. My grandfather gave me the Royals years ago, and I won the Remington at an auction for $1 about five years ago. I do need...
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