Yesterday Chad declared that we were going to buy me some new clothes. This declaration came about because I'm always bitching about not having anything to wear, and I think he's getting tired of hearing me bitch about something so petty. So we packed everything up and drove for an hour to the nearest acceptable mall - "acceptable" meaning that there is an Old Navy there.
Somehow though, we came home from the shopping trip with only a bra and a pair of lounge pants for me. But for Ella? She got two pairs of pants, a pair of overalls, two shirts, a hoodie, a dress, a pair of shoes, and a Dora the Explorer basketball hoop. (Perhaps that Dora the Explorer basketball hoop was actually for Chad, but it was officially purchased for Ella.)
Always, this happens: we intend to buy things that we need for ourselves, but instead come home with stuff for Ella. Why can we never spend an on ourselves anymore?
July 2, 2007
Clothes
Posted by My name is Kate B. at 8:45 PM
Labels: motherhood
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