The Roman Empire was the first civilization in human history to have hygiene practices. Even during military campaigns, they had engineers specialized to maintain hygiene and prevent soldiers from possible diseases. Here we can see a public bathhouse; while I was visiting, I thought of the many younger people and older adults who simply don’t take baths at all. Imagine being in a public restroom and the smell actually getting better because the guy who doesn’t bathe just left. Or having to stop people from sitting next to me because you can’t stand the awful smells they carry. Now I look at this system for supplying clean water and hot water, which allows many people to simply sit down, take a deep breath, relax, and treat their bodies and minds. Civilizations should progress, but apparently everyone’s selfishness speaks louder. Because I’m the one who is fine, and others have to accept me as I am! Even though we live in communities, where human beings impose rules and limits for their own safety and the others’

I came across this RMRS post on Facebook, and it hit me right where I am in life. The message isn’t just about clothes — it’s about the standard you choose to live by. Over the last few years, I’ve been leveling up to this mindset. And the impact is real. People at work notice. People in my personal life notice. But the biggest shift is internal. This list may focus on the exterior, but it reflects what’s happening inside: dignity, intention, confidence. When I show up well, I feel well. And that changes how others perceive me — and how I perceive myself. Style isn’t just presentation. It’s identity. And stepping into that has been one of the most meaningful upgrades of my life.

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.

Another doctor visit, but it gives us a chance to have lunch at our favorite downtown sandwich and coffee shop. Blue Brooks Brothers linen shirt with diamond pattern Sand Tommy Hilfiger linen-blend trousers and tan Anson belt with antiqued gold buckle Tan Allen Edmonds Road Warriors with no-show socks Navy linen flat cap Gold Hamilton Dodson reissue watch