SO! I whisk them out and it took zero promptings to get them to wear them. Everywhere.
Playing with playdough:
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From Jan 2009 |
Then, we head outside to the playground:
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And then, two hours later, still wearing them to dinner:
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Please note the T-shirts WITH the winter hats.It was 70 degrees today.
And Spencer tried to wear his to bed and was mad when I wouldn't let him. :)
So thanks Alice! The hats are a hit!
And in other news, I went to lunch with Alisa and Janelle, two friends I haven't seen in forever!
We had a blast. Derek came as my kid-wrangler which made it even nicer.
See?
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It was a great time.
But, it also opened my eyes to a sad truth. I came out of my room after getting ready to go to lunch, and Henry goes, "MOM! Why are you wearing church clothes?" (I was wearing a blouse and khakis.)
Clearly, I'm not putting enough effort into my everyday appearance. Most days, I wear t-shirts and yoga pants. Seriously. NOTHING fits. But, I'm so far-gone that my three year notices.
SAD! What else am I supposed to wear??? NOTHING fits!
4 comments:
I love that your boys loved the hats, that's so funny. Of course I'm totally jealous that you three got to hang out. :) I'm glad you had fun, and you look so adorable, in this picture by the way.
Nothing fits? I'm sure Derek wouldn't mind it if you wore that nothing. Yay for Alice and the hat solution. Now you can have yours back!
WhatEVER! You're at HOME taking care of messy toddlers who wear t-shirts, winter hats, and chili. Who wants chili stains and potty training stains and oatmeal gunk on their good clothes?
The hats are adorable and so are the boys. When you are in a family way you have to wear what fits.
MA
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