Why I still wear a hat and tie to church
Yeah I know it seems old fashioned but there's something about getting dressed up for church that reminds me this day is different. It's not about looking good for other people, it
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Traditional values, southern gentleman leadership, raising respectful kids, teaching honor and integrity.
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Yeah I know it seems old fashioned but there's something about getting dressed up for church that reminds me this day is different. It's not about looking good for other people, it
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