Monday, June 6, 2011

business casual

So the past 2 1/2 years in ministry has taught me a lot, grown me a lot, and given me a lot in most all areas of my life..except a business casual wardrobe. We are headed to Colorado in 1 week, and on the packing list is some "business casual" clothing for when we interact and meet the President of Campus Crusade and all those sorts of people. Business casual clothing is precisely why I went in to ministry (among many other reasons of course). But the fact is...I've never needed it. I'm just casual, not business. I like to dress up for events and own a handful of dresses and heels, but I feel like that is TOO dressy. Between my clothes and my best friend Kelli's clothes (who is also joining staff) I think we can muster up a few outfits that will work. I did however buy the Old Navy Groupon the other day and today went and bought a pair of navy blue capris that I can dress up or down. I am excited about the purchase but realized I still don't have tops that are not cotton. And apparently cotton is not "business casual" (the two words that are driving me NUTS!).AGH!

3 comments:

  1. kimmy...this is such a YOU post!!! Missing you alot this weekend and thinking of you as you figure out business casual...wish we were neighbors again so I could let you borrow some "business casu"

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  2. Lies all lies. As a Orlando worker for The Impact Movement that must dress business casual everyday cotton is totally apart of it. You would be surprised by what is considered business casual. you can have Khakis and a nice cotton button down and that is business casual. Im just saying, dont rack your brain too hard, it really isnt that bad. :D

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