Scientific Support and Blogging Attire

[five one]

i was wearing mostly blue jeans back then.

I was at Colorado State, an Aggie school, in the College of Home Economics (which sounds so silly and old fashioned now, but I took more science-based classes than you could imagine). All of us future Home Ec teachers had a dress code my freshman and sophomore years. No jeans. Slacks were allowed, but only as part of a coordinated outfit. I don't remember when things got more relaxed, but I was wearing jeans by the time I graduated.

I worked at a fabric store to get the yardage discount, and made most of the clothes I wore back then. I remember a red, white, and blue Madras plaid blazer I made very similar in style to the striped number in the first picture. The lapels...yikes!

That looks sort of like Olympic swimmer Mark Spitz on the bike. Every guy I knew had a moustache like that.

Whatever you wore in your teens and 20's will be laughed at by future generations. It's guaranteed.

Thanks for the fun trip down memory lane, Zen. I'm feeling very old though

[sundial]

I'm thinking the guy is going to cycle off the cliff.

[Zen]

I'm thinking the guy is going to cycle off the cliff.

He's aghast at Pajama Girl as are the two girls behind her.
She clearly drew the short straw in that fashion shoot.