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February 8, 2012

Skills



There are some skills that are important to learn no matter how infrequently you think you will use them.  Starting a fire is certainly one of them.  Doing laundry comes to mind.  The Pythagorean theorem is another.  Tying a tie is certainly one of these skills for a man.  I don't ware ties often but there are usually 3-4 occasions a year when I will, as they say, dress up.  When I was younger this meant pulling a wrinkly pair of khakis out of the drawer and throwing on a shirt with a collar.  As I get older I have learned to embrace these opportunities to class it up.  Tying the tie is something I learned from my dad and I can't help but think of him, and feel a touch of pride whenever I do it.  Without further ado, I give you the Windsor:


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