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When I think bow tie, I think of a tuxedo. For ordinary people, I only think of bow ties when I think of dress attire for philosophers, historians, some musicians, writers.  In other words, those who march to their own drumbeat. So imagine my surprise when Belk started advertising bow ties in their dress section. 




I've debated buying one for various family members, but the reality is, I just can't see any of the menfolk in my family wearing one. Of all the men I know, I can only think of two who could pull off wearing a bow tie. One is the music leader at our church, and the other is my brother-in-law Rex.
Ladies, what do you think? 
A) Would you want your husband to wear a bow tie?  and
B) Would he?
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Jennifer said…
NO and NO!!! I would NEVER buy Jack one and he would NEVER wear one!!!
October 12, 2010 at 12:46 PM
sara said…
That is hilarious! Dave loves to wear one with a tux :) But I would be mortified if he wore one to church :)
October 12, 2010 at 6:40 PM
Lydia said…
Bowties are for dapper men. Bobby could def. pull this off! And yes, so could Dave. Even my Connor would be able to pull this off. But Rich? Nada. :)
October 13, 2010 at 5:47 AM
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