Case in point
Well, they have all arrived and NONE of them match any of his existing t-shirts. Most (OK, all) of his shirts are hand me downs from his older brother and older cousins and I just assumed that out of the stack of shirts (he honestly has something like 25 t-shirts in his size right now) he owns, we could find at least one match for each pair of shorts. No such luck.
How bad of a mother will I look like if I send him to Kindergarten with clothes that don't match? What if I pin a sign on his shirt that says, "The shorts are new. I am not a homeless child. My mom has the receipts at home."
He doesn't care, so I should be fine with it right?
5 comments:
You shouldn't care, but if it starts to get to you, OshKosh is having a buy one get two free sale on long sleeve t-shirts. But then will the long sleeve/shorts combo bug?
http://www.fabulesslyfrugal.com/2009/08/oshkosh-buy-1-get-2-free.html
Matching clothes are over-rated! It's all about the personality ;-)
Still cute.
he can hang out with Margarita and then he'd look just fine. It's like pulling teeth to get that girl to match. Drives me nuts. At least #3 isn't not matching on purpose.
The only day they have to look good/match is on picture day. No one remembers any of the others :)
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