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I add Cedar Essential Oil to the woods occasionally.

Last January, I got some Navy Plaid flannels, still on the fence about odd Navy trousers.

wow! really need a step meter things. Still a 39" gut, but , not as firm, easier to slip into some flannels now. More of a muffin top I guess. hate turning 67 today.

B'day soon. looking at a few items out there.

I walk about 1.5 hours a day, wonder what that is?

finally fitting into one grey strip suit, and a few flannels. I'll test chinos soon. getting there.

With 4 Suede's, I really need to update my belt collection.

When I hit 5.1 A1c, I stayed on the low carb diet. Managed 4.9 the last lab, Doc wanted to stop testing for it. She doesn't really want to reply to my emails about this. Next appointment is in a couple months. When I lost weight, it was belts or braces. two main meals a day now. walk...

I don't really have any family elders to ask this of. A few years back, I lost 95 lbs, happy. down to a 38 jacket, 34" waist. Last Christmas I wore flannels, tie and cardigan to my doctors. a month later I bought, on line, navy flannels and no way they would fit, off by 4-5". Fat Gut...

Similar to what I am wearing but what is that 'belt'?

Cleaning up some A&E Road Warriors in Black Penny Loafers. Can't wait to try these out later, full rubber sole--nice for the wood floors here. Briefly walking indoors, I think these will work just fine.

As a retired Asian Man, I like that mellow yellow.

My Glen Plaid suit is a 38 and I am a 40-S now, oh how I miss that.

A while back I sold some gold chains, watch and Class Ring-18K, for ca$h.

I have a closet full of 38 suits and jackets. I am now a 40-s. Hoping my Niece's son can wear those odd jackets. suits? haven't found anyone my size back then.

Hospital staff gave me the Pfizer first shot, didn't know when the J&J would be out. no problems.

I understand J&J is with our local hospital, getting mine tomorrow.

I miss those days , scrambles? of eggs, sausage, potatoes, onions, etc. side plate of pancakes.

What I would give for a full dressed Potato again.

My favorite light weight Cricketer was my summer jacket, until I outgrew it. partial lined on the front.