This is what I do every Day/Evening to prepare for the next day. It save me (especially at 4am Monday) from rummaging through my wardrobe looking for clothing in a hurry and potentially forgetting something or worse mismatching an outfit 🤭🤭 Its just little things like this that help to set the next day with intention. Plus it also shows thew outfit details together and if they will work for your day.

Our fishing guide who was wearing a tweed tie with his tattersall shirt and herringbone tweed cap was impressed when I showed up in a tie as well and said that it is how one should show respect to the fish. I said I wore it in respect of him. Since he used to manage an Orvis store he liked my Orvis flannel as well. We fished a beautiful Beat ( a reserved section of private water) of a few kilometers. The reddish black water looked like flowing Guinness😋. We stopped for lunch and he asked if he should out on a kettle or would we rather have coffee. He also poured us a dram of whisky. Although I’ve been fly fishing for over 36 years I learned how to do a proper European nymph fishing technique with a 2Wt rod set up (caught a small salmon!). We were fishing for wild brown trout. Unbelievable day!

It’s Been long since I posted

We went out to eat this evening. I wore a simple casual outfit fit of black trousers with a white shirt with light blue stripes, a blue ascot a light blue cap and black derbies.

I memorized all the kilt yoga I learned from this book😎. Should be ready for the big fishing trip today. A little trip highlights: Majorly significant battlefields and cool structures for a history nerd like me solidifying my knowledge of Scotland; unbelievably great food-from roasted duck smoked venison, fresh seafood and the best fish and chips I e ever had; fantastic views and great family time together; oh yea been a scotch drinker now for I’ve 48 years