Give the people what they want

Right, so I did a really good lesson yesterday, if I do say so myself (plus I got good feedback) - but could it be the class appreciated a little more than my dazzling knowledge of vocabulary and charming teacherly manner? Could it be that they appreciated that whenever I leant over their desks ('monitoring' as we call it in the TEFL game) everyone could see right down my top? Yes, I think that's a distinct possibility. The offending top is the brown one you can see me wearing in the photos at the Guinness factory - not too low-cut for teaching, as I fondly believed. Unfortunately, I forgot to factor in the looseness of the top and the angle of incidence (if you will) and was completely oblivious (caught up in my teacherly duties, natch) until it was pointed out by my loving classmates after the lesson. Most embarrassingly, one of my loving classmates is old enough to be my father...
Ah well, at least I got a couple of "they looked nice, though"s! (Not from the elder statesman of the group, I may add...) My beloved low-cut tops, what will I do with you now?