You see, for brown day, one MUST (this according to her teachers, not Maddie) wear a brown shirt to school. After the whole forgetting the Turkey incident, I wasn't about to risk a crying child that didn't have on a brown shirt.
Stress.
Those of you who really know Maddie, my pink loving, hair bow wearing, jewelry accessorizing daughter, understand she doesn't own a brown shirt. Will not wear a brown shirt.
Stress.
I am sure that pink loving, hair bow wearing, jewelry accessorizing (should I add Southern belle to the list?) daughter would become very emotional (read throw a hissy fit) upon realizing that everyone else in the class was wearing a brown shirt. But, not until she got to school and saw for herself.
Should I mention that I was only told on Wednesday of this "Brown Day"? Should I also mention that brown shirts for girls (that don't make them look 16) are hard to come by?
Stress.
How did I solve this problem, you ask?
I found (finally) a plain, non low cut, non midriff sweater, without diamonds and jewels, that didn't cost an arm and a leg shirt.
Then, with the help of my trusty embroidery machine, slapped on some "Southern charm". That is, I embroidered Maddie's monogram in bright pink.
Wa-la, happy child with brown and hint of beloved pink shirt.
I might say, going into to school today was SO much easier with her brown shirt on. When the teacher asked "Are you wearing a brown shirt", Maddie proudly answered, "Yes, with just a wittle bit of pink."
Maddie's smile, as she said goodbye, was worth all the STRESS that the stupid brown shirt caused in the first place :)
2 comments:
Did I miss the "whole forgetting the Turkey incident", or was it not written about on the blog? Sounds like another great Christa story!
LOL! How cute! I just LOVE reading your posts! By the way, I think I missed the turkey incident, too!
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