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WHAT are you wearing to the conference? Yeah, yeah, yeah, what time is your flight, do you have a layover, have you had your hair done yet, and what bar are we meeting in run tough competition, but at this point in the process, the weekend before the Big Event, it all comes down to one thing. The clothes. I went shopping yesterday.
This jacket is for the Ritas next Saturday night. I’ll wear it with a white blouse underneath and black pants. This is pretty much what I wore to the Ritas last year except that it was a different jacket. Last year I wore a long black jacket with a black blouse and black pants. I was stylin’. I looked like Batman.
This little black sparkly top is for the Harlequin party Friday night. I’ve learned from past experience to wear as little clothing as possible for the Harlequin party. I’ll kick my shoes off and dance for hours, and sweat is not a good look. I’ll wear it with black pants and a glass of chardonnay.
Here’s the whole haul from yesterday’s shopping–lots of shirts. I already have the black pants. :mrgreen: I pack light because I only bring a carry-on bag–I’ll bring several pairs of nice pants and switch out the blouses from day to night. I hardly ever wear skirts or dresses, and I’m not bringing any this year. I don’t like pantyhose, and dresses only beg the pantyhose question.:no:
Isn’t this one pretty?
I would be remiss not to mention shoes. Since I only fly with a carry-on, I’ll bring one pair of shoes. They aren’t even new. I’ve had these for a couple of years.
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And I’l be sending a big suitcase through this year. Used to do the carry on thing, but now I’m too lazy to schlepp it through all the connecting flights required to fly into Reno. :fryingpan:
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I have a huge suitcase and a carry on and many pairs of shoes. I’m just not decisive enough:wall:
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I hate pantyhose, too!
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Must pack :shock:
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My mother is a former Marine and I’ve definitely learned (had beaten in to me) all the rules for successful packing: roll, don’t fold the clothes. one or two pairs of shoes are best, but you never need more than three. pack separates. wear layers.
I’m a master of the carry-on only trip.
:-) have fun in Reno! The tops are gorgeous.
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You’re SO organized. I haven’t decided what I’m going to wear yet. I keep bouncing back and forth from one thing to another. Maybe I’ll make up my mind by tomorrow? Hope to meet you there!
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And, yeah, I love it when I can travel with just the carry-on. Makes life SOOOO much easier.
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I learned to pack for any weather eventuality when I took a trip through Britain from Germany where we started out in 90F weather. We shivered in 60F in Britain and almost all of us had to break down and buy some warmer clothes.
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I must live vicariously through y’all.
Grins*
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You’ll look fabulous!
By the way, what are you doing telling me NO PANTYHOSE when you’re wearing PANTS???
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Happy trails…and be sure to share all the news here for the rest of us to know about, yes? (i.e., whose looking for what ‘cuz, gosh, I have no clue! :eek: )
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