>I'm afraid I've gotten really lazy with my dress code in my age. I'm more into 'comfort' now.

Nothing wrong with that. I've been lazy with my dress code for decades! <g> I really hate dressing up, because it is so darn uncomfortable!

I didn't realize we were so much alike! =0)

~~Bonnie





>>>>I refuse to wear any special getup ... all you'll get out of me are a pair of jeans and a tank top. <g>
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>>>You must be comfortable in the same clothes I am - that is my daily attire on weekends and when I'm working from home! :o)
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>>>Tennis shoes or hiking boots?
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>>I pretty much wear the same thing to the office too! Although I do wear an unbuttoned shirt over my tank top. <g>
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>>Tennis shoes mainly. When I lived in the South though, it was *always* flip-flops, except in the middle of winter. I only wear hiking boots when I'm hiking! =0)
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>>~~Bonnie
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>Ha ha ha! Same here. I can't wear it to the office though - they have a dress policy because we often have potential customers visiting or existing customers attending onsite classes. When I worked for the government, it was my daily attire. The only exception is I would take a suit jacket with me so if I had to look a little bit more professional (usually meetings or onsite visits to the different agencies), I would throw that on over my tank top (as Charles can attest to because that is how I dressed when he came and taught a VFE course onsite for us way back when). At home, I throw a long-sleeved shirt on over it if I go out. I'm afraid I've gotten really lazy with my dress code in my age. I'm more into 'comfort' now. My daughter is always trying to get me to buy tops designed for teens. I remember doing that to my mom too when I was my daughter's age.