[speaker001:] okay so we're going to talk about uh what kind of clothes we wear while we work
[speaker002:] okay I'm ready uh-huh
[speaker001:] do you work for TI
[speaker002:] no I work at home
[speaker001:] oh you do well you're like me then I stay home also
[speaker002:] do you have children
[speaker001:] yes I have two a seven year old and three and a half year old
[speaker002:] oh that's good
[speaker001:] how about you
[speaker002:] I have four girls they're nine and five and three and a newborn
[speaker001:] oh oh my you are busy
[speaker002:] yes
[speaker001:] and they're all girls I have two girls so all girls around here yes uh really sweet
[speaker002:] girls are nice aren't they anyway as far as clothing goes um my wardrobe changes all the time depending on my size we go from regular kind of spring clothes
[speaker001:] that's how I am too um-hum
[speaker002:] regular kind of fall clothes pregnant clothes
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] clothes that are in between where you're not down to regular size yet
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] or you're on your way up from regular size and they're all in boxes or bags and they all rotate all the time
[speaker001:] oh that's funny yeah
[speaker002:] kind of the same stuff all the time though I don't uh get a whole lot new right now
[speaker001:] yeah yeah I know that's kind of how I am I said who ever I talk to is going to be bored because when it's summer time I'm wearing shorts and when it's cold I'm wearing sweat pants and
[speaker002:] yeah
[speaker001:] most of unless I'm going to something special that my daughter's doing or something like that I
[speaker002:] yeah I I like jeans a lot
[speaker001:] well that's that's good I used to wear jeans all the time until after I had kids and now nothing seems to be comfortable because I bulge in all the wrong places so
[speaker002:] oh and it's it's frustrating I just I find I have to get the right kinds though or it's not comfortable
[speaker001:] yeah
[speaker002:] they it it works best if they have pleats in the front
[speaker001:] right yeah
[speaker002:] and uh they have to my waist is kind of small compared to the hips so it has to be not the straight up and down Levi's kind
[speaker001:] yeah yeah I know what you mean well
[speaker002:] but um but I when I was I was pregnant through the summer this time and I wore dresses all the time because it was so much cooler and so much more comfortable not to have something binding on your waist
[speaker001:] oh uh-huh right uh-huh that's right
[speaker002:] but um
[speaker001:] one of my daughters was born in June and I remember I wore sundresses and you know just those real cool dresses almost the entire time
[speaker002:] yeah yeah
[speaker001:] and I had one that was born in December so um it was a little bit because however it was a real warm winter so even even into like November and December I was still wearing the short sleeve dresses course I'm always hot when I'm pregnant too so I didn't really need warm clothes
[speaker002:] uh-huh yeah yeah
[speaker001:] but I really have been spoiled by sweat pants and these new uh units outfits you know that are just knit
[speaker002:] oh I haven't tried those
[speaker001:] oh they're so comfortable it's it's just um you know a light weight kind of like a sweat suit but made out of that real light polyester stuff and
[speaker002:] huh yeah yeah
[speaker001:] it's just great because you can put you know you can decorate them up or dress them up if you want or you can just wear them with you know tennis shoes if you want so they're really nice and I've enjoyed wearing those
[speaker002:] uh-huh
[speaker001:] but I
[speaker002:] I don't know if they expected us to talk about blazers and such here but I sure never wear them
[speaker001:] yeah well I don't either if we if we had professional jobs where we go into an office and have to wear a jacket or something that would make a big difference
[speaker002:] yeah
[speaker001:] I worked part time when my oldest was a baby
[speaker002:] uh-huh
[speaker001:] and um I had to wear a dress every day and
[speaker002:] I'm watching Janice uh-huh
[speaker001:] and uh it was a little bit hard to uh wind down I would I would have to drive six thirty five home and I would be burning up like in the summer time by the time I got home I was like oh I got to get out of these clothes
[speaker002:] oh I I remember that from when I was I worked way before I was married even but uh offices they keep them so cold in the summer that you can't wear regular summer clothes and be comfortable
[speaker001:] uh-huh uh-huh right right
[speaker002:] you've got to have something to add to it or something I don't know if you can
[speaker001:] yeah yeah yeah and then when you drive home like especially if you're in a lot of traffic which you are in Dallas uh-huh because I always hated to run my air conditioner just sitting still all the time I was afraid I'd make the car overheat
[speaker002:] you burn up yeah yeah it's hard on the car
[speaker001:] yeah so I would roll my windows down it was still a hundred degrees and I would just be sweltering hot by the time I picked my daughter up and
[speaker002:] oh yeah
[speaker001:] um I had a friend who used to take shorts to work and after work she'd go in the bathroom and change her clothes and I thought that's probably a good idea
[speaker002:] oh that's funny yeah
[speaker001:] because you really it
[speaker002:] at least something cooler
[speaker001:] yeah because you can ruin your good clothes getting so hot in them if you
[speaker002:] that's true
[speaker001:] especially if it's something that has to be dry cleaned which I don't have any of
[speaker002:] yeah I don't have to worry a whole lot about that
[speaker001:] no when you have children you don't um even when I go to church I have to have something I can just throw in the washer when I'm through
[speaker002:] that's right something that it doesn't matter if it gets spit up on too
[speaker001:] that's right or if you get it dirty or whatever I know it
[speaker002:] I've always been a creature of comfort too if it's not comfortable forget it
[speaker001:] me too I know that's how I am too
[speaker002:] wool was never comfortable to me
[speaker001:] right me neither I have