OFF TOPIC - advice needed - Page 5

> On 2/12/09 1:06 PM, in article 6vj6paFkfmh3U1@mid.individual.net, "Karen C
>> Cheryl Isaak wrote:
>>> OK - back story. For what every, mildly insane reason, DD has agreed to
>>> arrive at school tomorrow "looking like a girl" not a girl in boys
>>> clothes.
>>> (BTW, that is an accurate way to describe her preferred dress)
>> Tell DD that Auntie Karen agrees with her preferred mode of dress.
>> There are people I've known for years who are not aware that I have legs.
> I agree - I prefer pants/jeans, shorts....
> C

>
>> On 2/12/09 1:06 PM, in article 6vj6paFkfmh3U1@mid.individual.net, "Karen C
>>
>>> Cheryl Isaak wrote:
>>>> OK - back story. For what every, mildly insane reason, DD has agreed to
>>>> arrive at school tomorrow "looking like a girl" not a girl in boys
>>>> clothes.
>>>> (BTW, that is an accurate way to describe her preferred dress)
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Tell DD that Auntie Karen agrees with her preferred mode of dress.
>>> There are people I've known for years who are not aware that I have legs.
>>>
>>
>>
>> I agree - I prefer pants/jeans, shorts....
>>
>>
>> C
>>
>
> I do too and rarely wear skirts any more, but there were times that I loved
> being dressed up in "girl" clothes. I've always been conservative and
> rarely (read almost never) wore anything ruffly or frilly, but J. Crew was
> another word for heaven to me.
>
> L
>

> On 2/12/09 1:35 PM, in article gn1q67$t1c$1@news.motzarella.org, "lucille"
>>> On 2/12/09 1:06 PM, in article 6vj6paFkfmh3U1@mid.individual.net, "Karen
>>> C
>>>> Cheryl Isaak wrote:
>>>>> OK - back story. For what every, mildly insane reason, DD has agreed
>>>>> to
>>>>> arrive at school tomorrow "looking like a girl" not a girl in boys
>>>>> clothes.
>>>>> (BTW, that is an accurate way to describe her preferred dress)
>>>> Tell DD that Auntie Karen agrees with her preferred mode of dress.
>>>> There are people I've known for years who are not aware that I have
>>>> legs.
>>> I agree - I prefer pants/jeans, shorts....
>>> C
>> I do too and rarely wear skirts any more, but there were times that I
>> loved
>> being dressed up in "girl" clothes. I've always been conservative and
>> rarely (read almost never) wore anything ruffly or frilly, but J. Crew
>> was
>> another word for heaven to me.
>> L
> Well - here's the rub - she'll buy/choose something "girly" and then hate
> wearing it.
> Cheryl

>

>
>> On 2/12/09 1:35 PM, in article gn1q67$t1c$1@news.motzarella.org, "lucille"
>>
>>>
>>>> On 2/12/09 1:06 PM, in article 6vj6paFkfmh3U1@mid.individual.net, "Karen
>>>> C
>>>>
>>>>> Cheryl Isaak wrote:
>>>>>> OK - back story. For what every, mildly insane reason, DD has agreed
>>>>>> to
>>>>>> arrive at school tomorrow "looking like a girl" not a girl in boys
>>>>>> clothes.
>>>>>> (BTW, that is an accurate way to describe her preferred dress)
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Tell DD that Auntie Karen agrees with her preferred mode of dress.
>>>>> There are people I've known for years who are not aware that I have
>>>>> legs.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> I agree - I prefer pants/jeans, shorts....
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> C
>>>>
>>>
>>> I do too and rarely wear skirts any more, but there were times that I
>>> loved
>>> being dressed up in "girl" clothes. I've always been conservative and
>>> rarely (read almost never) wore anything ruffly or frilly, but J. Crew
>>> was
>>> another word for heaven to me.
>>>
>>> L
>>>
>> Well - here's the rub - she'll buy/choose something "girly" and then hate
>> wearing it.
>>
>>
>> Cheryl
>
>
> Get used to it--she's a tween and they have no clue what they want.
>
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> Get used to it--she's a tween and they have no clue what they want.
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