We have similar tastes in Sunday attire. I prefer my P32. It is just enough gun to qualify as better than rock throwing and not enough to make my pocket bulge.longtooth wrote:My Sunday carry is a back pocket K-T 3AT. I have carried my .45 on Sunday also in a high threat time. Good School. East Tex Bapt Univ. here. 1985 - 1st graduating class at Univ. standing. Wish I could sing. Play guitar but can't sing much. Have a great day.John R. Fuller wrote:
Long Tooth:
Thank you for your honesty. I must be honest about church. I sing in the choir and am front and center as I am a bass singer that is both big and loud. I am sure that many would notice the big .45 strapped to the big boy in the choir loft and would probably obcess more over that than what I hope they would be thinking about.
By the way, I am a Baptist that got that way after meeting my wife of fourteen years at Ouachita Baptist University in 1989. I was such a good Methodist, but after marrying my wife and finding a Baptist church where the choir could read and sing music from sheet music, I switched my place of worship.
Don't worry about singing ability
, I've sung in church since I was 12 years old as a boy soprano. 
Over the years, I've not observed too many people that allow a lack of talent to prevent them from making a joyfull noise myself included on many occassions. 
I don't know anyone that graduated from ETBU but we have the same mascot a Tiger. My proffessor of military science always asked me how it was going in the din of iniquity Methodist Church as I did push ups on Monday mornings. That was some of the most memorable times of my life. I would not trade it for the World. I remember when we at OBU considered Baylor to be a liberal school when they allowed dancing
I still don't know how to dance, but it is a good excuse being Baptist and all. From your graduation date, you don't seem to be all that much older than I am. I graduated from OBU in 1992.