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Yeah - he's not a big fan of ties either. I think he only wears it to the early service. He wears suit and tie to weddings, and most funerals (except when he wears a collar).I like your dh's approach. I avoid dog collars like the plague but wear it when I absolutely have to. However, I also hate shirt and tie! Well, we do what we have to, eh?
My dh just wears shirt and tie, unless instructed otherwise. I think he may wear a collar to a funeral from time to time if he thinks it will cause offense not to. A funeral is just not the time to make a point.
I'm going to have to remember that story - wish I'd seen it.
Ok, I've been wondering this for a long time now, and I've been hoping to figure it out from context clues but now I give up.
What is a dh?
Here is a clue: you do not have a dh, you have a dw. Erin and I have dh's.
Clues?? Thats soooo wrong!
I'll assume h = husband and w = wife, but your clue isn't really helping me on the d. I'll go out on a limb and guess d = dear?
(I suppose it could be d = dire?)
No point at all is being made. It's all about how one feels about what one wears. eg. I do not like to draw attention to myself so I tend to like to blend into the crowd when I'm outside of church. However, since it is not a sin to dress in common clothing nor is it a blessing to dress clerically, I think it is fine to be yourself as best you can be and dress in what is both comfortable and suitable for the occasion. We should always remember that much of our clerical garb is merely the street clothing of yesteryear.I'm wondering what point is being attempted to be made by not wearing a dog collar?
...which is a lousy reason, I'm sure you'd agree.I think our clergy only wear collars because 'the old people like it'.
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