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>>I'm curious, I know you wear a girdle in public >sometimes. Like going to the gym. >>Did you wear a girdle to your reunion? >>If you did what did you wear and how was your >experience? >>I graduated in 1972 so this is my 50th. I'm hopping >that being a 50th more might show than usual. >>Have a great 4th. Robert > >Sadly, the thought of wearing it to my reunion never >even crossed my mind. :( >But I'd love to do it. > >I might get my chance sooner than expected, though. >There is talk of a 55th reunion, since so many missed >the 51st. >If that happens, I will surely use your idea. >Meanwhile, you will be the trailblazer in this concept. > >Not sure exactly what you mean by "hopping that being >a 50th more might show than usual." >I assuming that means "the effects of the girdle >making you look slimmer." >If that is the case, I have no doubt that it >absolutely will, from my own experience. > >I have another idea where we could wear our girdles in >public. >Take our wives out for a romantic dinner/dance date >night. >This is the type of stuff ladies go nut over, >especially long time married. >Don't tell her about the girdle, just put it on while >dressing. >If she notices, tell her you want to look good, which >is not a lie. >I might ask my wife to wear one too if she notices me. >If she doesn't, then so be it. >You can decide whether it would or would not be a good >idea for you, as you know your wife best. > >Happy 4th to you too, Robert. >I look forward to your reunion night experience. >Cheers! >JP

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