Good stuff! Thanks for commenting Jeff!

@@alwayspooh1588 I stopped taking Copaxone a number of years ago. Right now I'm mostly taking drugs for spasticity and pain. I do watch my weight closely and exercise a lot. Dang thing is that I have NEVER looked better in clothes but my dogs don't seem to be impressed.

Jeff be sure to get your hormones checked by an expert. You need your testosterone and estrodiol looked at to heal the myelin very important. If you dont have a competent doctor look up Dr Eric Fete he has helped me with my TBI.

Good luck legend.

Good on you Jeff. My sartorial is more along the lines of Targetorial. Yet it still gives a spiritual boost in an overwise until now, lost world. Welcome back!

Totally agree!

Great point Karl! Thanks for commenting!

Haha same here- that intro was solid!

Thank you!

Thanks Michael!

Yep! Totally agree!

Glad you enjoyed it!

I appreciate that Kris!

You are very welcome!

Glad you enjoyed it!

I like the ones from stance.

Thanks Chris!

Right on!

You're welcome!

Thanks Gregg!

Thanks for watching!

Thanks William!

Perfect timing, I was in need of new socks and ordered a set.

Thank you!

Thank you!

No, that was not Ortega. We started off in San Diego and went a bit north east from there.

If you have a Nordstrom nearby, I would encourage you to stop in and start poking around the menswear section. Lots of different brands at a little higher prices, but sometimes it’s worth paying a little more for quality and fit.

Try Brave Star

Maybe confirm the dress code, but I might say that the sneakers are a little too casual. I might go with loafers instead. But again, check the dress code. There’s so many differences it’s hard to give exact advice.

You might want to do something similar to what I did when I went on vacation last year. I wanted (mostly casual) outfits while hiking around during the day, and smart casual outfits for the evenings. For my evening wear, I brought three linen/cotton blend button up shirts (blue, pattern, lilac). I also brought two pairs of chinos (khaki, gray). I then rotated through the six combinations: blue+khaki, pattern+gray, lilac+khaki, blue+gray, pattern+khaki, lilac+gray. I did something similar with my t-shirts and linen shorts (but I brought a few more, since I expected to sweat in them). I brought two pairs of shoes (minimal gray, minimal blue) with matching belts. I brought two linen flat caps to deal with the sun. I also brought no-show socks, since it wasn't going to be cold enough to need full-length socks. I only brought one watch (a dive watch, since I went snorkeling), but I brought a selection of quick-release watch straps, so I could make it match any of my outfits. I brought two pairs of eyeglasses and two pairs of sunglasses … mostly so I'd have spares. I also brought a few items that were specifically related to vacationing, so I'll skip those. If I had needed something more upscale, I would have brought an unlined linen/wool blend sports coat (or two) and some loafers. Before I started building my vacation capsule wardrobe, I had to determine how much of my time would be casual, how much would be smart casual, and how "smart" the smart casual would need to be. I also had to balance that against my space requirements, and the number of days I needed to cover before things got washed. You will have your own requirements. Start there.

You did a good job, respect, interesting how many kilos you had in your suitcase?😊

Thank you Frank!

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