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" Tomorrow I leave for the annual Slater trip to Jamaica. We (all fourteen of us) rent a house, and for a whole week, we never set foot anywhere else. It&amp;#039;s the kind of vacation were all one does is laze around and read, play board games, swim, eat home-cooked west indian meals, drink Red Stripe beer as soon as the clock strikes noon (or sometimes 11:30), and play a pool game called Raft Wrestling that I won&amp;#039;t go into too much detail about, save to say that it&amp;#039;s me against my baby sister Amanda and its only slightly obscene. And if I don&amp;#039;t divulge that, much to my wrestling coach Bill&amp;#039;s disappointment and frustration, I&amp;#039;ve actually never won a single solitary match of Raft Wrestling, I&amp;#039;ll be hazed by my family for all eternity. The attire for such a vacay? Swimsuits of course, and what my sisters and I call Mushy Clothes. These are basically the most comfortable, soft, cozy pieces you can get your hands on, a glorified version of pajamas. Mushy clothes are such an appealing genre of apparel that some choose to wear it as an everyday uniform. This is a choice I very much understand but can&amp;#039;t make, working in an office as I do. But that doesn&amp;#039;t stop me from getting decked out in the mush the minute I have the option. Those moments being few and far between, I&amp;#039;m very finicky about my mushy clothes. They have to be downright divine. For the ultimate, there&amp;#039;s only one place I shop: Lucky Brand Jeans. You just can&amp;#039;t find more heavenly sweats, hoodies and cargos. Wanna take a peek at what I picked up for the trip just yesterday? Click here. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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