
me (getting ready in a party dress): what are you planning to wear, Craig?
him: I'm not sure yet. Do I really have to go?

him: I'm not wearing those.

him: they're not comfortable. And I don't care what other people are wearing. Do I really have to go?

him: I want to wear my jeans.

him: Because you never listen.

him: I'm not going if I can't wear my jeans.
me (giving him The Look): you're going. And no jeans!

my husband (turning to me): If he gets to wear jeans, so do I.
And I've been losing the battle over denim ever since.
glossary of dapper men's clothing and accessories, all from Etsy sellers:
1. mod mens over coat by good grace
2. 50's men's pierre cardin executive suit by the brush factory
3. vintage mahogany lace-up oxfords by squeaky wheel collective
4. men's shirt - navy/white gingham STYLE No. BKT10 by brooklyn tailors
5. vintage 70's wide boho brown leather belt by skinny and bernie
6. men's suit - grey worsted wool STYLE No. BKT50, also by brooklyn tailors
7. vintage steampunk handcrafted watch by revolt70
Now if we could just get them to look at neckties as a wonderful means of self expression...Nawh. Never happen!
ReplyDeleteI can count the times on one hand that my husband has worn a necktie! He would probably rather wear scratchy burlap on his body than spend a day with a tie on. You're right--they'll never be convinced!
ReplyDeleteI think its funny! Matt likes to dress up (on occassion). Thanks goodness I don't have to deal with a bad attitude when it comes to this!
ReplyDeleteYes...rub it in, why don't you. Craig and I couldn't be more on opposite ends of the spectrum when it comes to fashion. You know those couples who look like they just "go together"...? Yeah--we aren't one of those. Heels vs. holey sweaters.
ReplyDeleteGood thing I love him:)
This is hilarious! Sounds like our house... and trickles down to our 3 boys as well. ha ha! These are beautiful finds, too.
ReplyDeleteYour blog is absolutely gorgeous... eye candy all around! Just added it to my google/reader. ;)
Thanks Teresa! I'm finding that I'm not the only one losing the denim battle. Craig and I will probably have a daughter someday who insists on being a tomboy and then I'll REALLY lament!
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