It’s All In How You Wear Them
Jan 23rd, 2009 by Shalee
Mr. Right was totally checking me out today. I noticed the admiring glances, giving extra little turns for his viewing pleasure.
“Sha, you look really good. I think you’re beautiful.”
That man can melt my heart faster than butter melts in the microwave on high.
S: I’m so glad that you like. I did it just for you in hopes that I can tempt you into something later tonight. (*ahem*)
Mr. R: Oh, don’t worry. It’s working.
S: So… do you like the jeans?
Mr. R: Oh yeah. They look great on you. Very slimming, very form-fitting, very attractive.
S: Well, just so you know, they’re your daughter’s. I can officially wear your daughter’s clothes now.
Suddenly my wardrobe has doubled, and I can look youthful, fun and sexy (at least to my husband) again.
Maybe The Girl growing up isn’t such a bad thing after all…
(When I was getting some hot chocolate at work this morning, my friend Kathleen walked in, stopped and said, “Girlfriend, those are some cute jeans. You look awesome!” Hmmm… maybe it’s not just Mr. Right after all.)
gggirl! you look fierce! *snap*
*no further comments regarding *ahem** well, cuz i think this is suppose to be a clean blog but have a great time this weekend.
Oh Shalee, good for you that you can fit into “teen” clothes and your post was just so sweet.
Roberta Anne
Dang! Girl! My girl child’s feet grew past mine this year. Just when I thought ok girl I will buy you some cool shoes her foot got a whole size bigger than mine. She steals my clothes all the time but she is still too **ahem small for us to share jeans….lol
Ohhhh….we’re getting close. I always thought it was neat that we had three girls, because I never had any sisters or close girlfriends to share clothes with. I thought how wonderful it would be for them to swap cute sweaters or pants.
Until this post of yours, it didn’t occur to me that *I* might benefit, as well!
One daughter is shaped differently and shorter, but the other one is en route to a similar body type & height. I’m probably a year or two away. You’ve given me something to look forward to!
Well that’s just sick. LOL. I type that with great jealousy because I have never fit in my kids clothes. Ever. Oh I lied. There is one ugly blue vest that was all the rage about 7 years ago that my girl bought waaaay to big when she was into big clothes, but that’s about it.
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That is so great that you are able to wear teen clothes! I bet they do look great!
That’s great! You’ll have so many more clothes to choose from now. How fun for you to share clothes with your daughter!!