Did get my wife to take the photo, but I waited till the end of the day. Day 2 of fair was rodeo day, so I wore my Stetson, light blue Poncho pearl snap, wrangler cool advantage jeans, Al tec cowboy boots. Brown hunter belt and Garmin smart watch for accessories.

Of course I didn't take a picture until the end if the day. Burning 4,000 calories will where anyone out. First day of fair I wore my tiger stripe Hawaiian shirt with brown wrangler cargo pants. JK super duty boots, and silver belly Stetson. It was a long day, and I was beat by the end of the day.

Hope everyone is doing well. Life has been busy and kept me away for a bit. I wanted to share my new addition to my Boston Scally collection. They collaborated with one of my favorite childhood movies. The Goonies. For me its a movie I can still watch to this day. I was able to share it with my kids who also love the movie. I am glad I was able to get it beforw it sold out. It cam with a One Eyed Willie, The Goonies Never Say Die dust bag. I also grabbed the collector pins. This is definitely going to be one of my favorite hats for multiple reasons.

Have any of you guys tried using AI to see how clothing looks on you, before you buy something? Its great. You plug in a Pic of yourself, a Pic of the clothes you want to try on, and you can see it on you before you buy it. Or, if you have a closet full of clothes you can make a weekly wardrobe selection I used my vacation pic, and generated a whole spring/summer and fall/winter wardrobe.

I’ll admit it—I was a bit late to the linen party. Over the past few months , I’ve started wearing linen shirts to work. Living in South Texas (SATX), where summer seems determined to test both patience and wardrobe, I wanted to see if linen truly lived up to its legendary reputation. The lightweight weave and exceptional breathability made an immediate impression. Then came Cancún. If SATX is warm, Cancún in July is a masterclass in heat and humidity. After spending the day exploring outdoors, my linen shirts were absolutely saturated with perspiration. Normally, that would be the point where comfort goes out the window. Instead, linen surprised me again. Within a remarkably short time, the fabric had dried, regained its comfort, and was ready for whatever came next. No heavy, clingy feeling. No sense that I was carrying the Caribbean around on my shoulders. Just cool, breathable comfort. Consider this my field report: linen has now been battle-tested in the boardroom, on the streets of SATX, and under the tropical sun of Cancún. The verdict? I’m sold. For me, linen has earned its place as the undisputed go-to fabric for summer. It may wrinkle with enthusiasm, but those wrinkles are simply proof that you’re out living life instead of hiding from the heat. Style isn’t just about looking good—it’s about dressing intelligently for the environment. Linen does both remarkably well