Out with the old and in with the new.
Isn't that the motto of spring?
This is the time we weed through all the winter coats and jeans.
Maybe even clean out a closet or 2 for a garage sale.
This is usually something I look forward too.
A nice big "purging"!
But when it comes to Syd and Emma's clothes...
well that's a whole different story.
They have SO MANY summer and winter clothes it's NUTS.
I could probably start up my own Kids 2nd Hand Clothing Store!!
Don't get me wrong...I love that our friends and family give us clothes. It really saves us enormous amounts of $.
But here's a glimpse of JUST their dresses.
Maybe they could start their own Nick Jr episode with a spin off of "27 Dresses".
They could feature the girls digging in their heels trying to fit the dresses in a closet...
(a moment of silence to ponder)
Isn't that the motto of spring?
This is the time we weed through all the winter coats and jeans.
Maybe even clean out a closet or 2 for a garage sale.
This is usually something I look forward too.
A nice big "purging"!
But when it comes to Syd and Emma's clothes...
well that's a whole different story.
They have SO MANY summer and winter clothes it's NUTS.
I could probably start up my own Kids 2nd Hand Clothing Store!!
Don't get me wrong...I love that our friends and family give us clothes. It really saves us enormous amounts of $.
But here's a glimpse of JUST their dresses.
Maybe they could start their own Nick Jr episode with a spin off of "27 Dresses".
They could feature the girls digging in their heels trying to fit the dresses in a closet...
(a moment of silence to ponder)
1/2 of these are play and the other church dresses.
Even a few winter dresses were kept in case of a cold snap.
But seriously.
Who needs 45+ dresses?
For 6 months of the year?
Apparently, the girls do.
Because crazy enough they will get miles and miles out of these things.
They LOVE dresses.
I'm beginning to think they were born in the wrong century!
Especially when they let out squeals of joy when they saw how many they had.
Almost like they were greeting an old friend not seen in years.
Welcome home summer regimentals!
1 comment:
I felt like I was born in the wrong century. Until I was in 6th grade I refused to wear pants--and I lived in the snowy mountains. Thank goodness for yarn tights.
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