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Aug 28, 2007

What were you wearing in 1998?

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When Theresa and I cleaned out our closet last summer, we found one tie with 100 crossees on it, and another with every book of the Bible in small print. I don't think Rob ever wore either, but the back of our closet is full of suits, ties, etc., from the "dress code" days.

This is interesting, 98 is when I got back in church. My home church became very relaxed as far as a dress code (spoken or not spoken). Granger is casual now correct?

I have debated within myself about what I would wear to preach on a regular basis. I think it will be how I feel that day.

Something from 1997.

kem - what you might find additionally interesting is the Way Back Machine (see my blog post at http://thedigitalsanctuary.textdriven.com).
Granger came on in May 2001, I believe, and you can see what the web pages looked like....after the dress code was relaxed!

kem - what you might find additionally interesting is the Way Back Machine (see my blog post at http://thedigitalsanctuary.textdriven.com).
Granger came on in May 2001, I believe, and you can see what the web pages looked like....after the dress code was relaxed!

I was wearing really bad maternity clothes. And I'll never have to do that again. Woot! Woot!

Some of the ties I used to wear to those Sunday morning services in 1998 are still hanging in my closet.

tony

That is AWESOME... on so many levels.

I had my girbauds, my preppy polo shirt and those little leather boot-but-not-boot type of shoes... I forget what they're called. And the Texas bangs.

Ahh...the year after high school.

Memories.

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