I told my oldest daughter, who can read, that we don’t say this word. I think she understood. I took it off when were we went into the ice cream shop.
This hat cost me 50¢
Thank you Colleen of Colleen’s Estate sales.
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The clothing I plead with Scott not to wear mostly falls under the heading of “golf shirt stolen from his dad’s closet”. He looks so handsome in HIS clothes, why wear his dad’s? Also (and I haven’t tried this argument yet ’cause I just thought of it and it should be reserved for when I need the big guns, how would he like it if I raided MY mom’s closet? He has shared his very strong opinions regarding my ever shopping at Talbots) so I’m pretty sure the “I’m just going to start dressing like my mom” threat will be successful.
No–so here’s what really happened when our 7 year old daughter saw the hat: She looked at the hat and read what it said out loud and when she got to the “when we f***ing feel like it” part, she said, “Oh, it’s ok. Dad said I could say that word sometimes.” To which I replied, What?!!!” And then she said, “Oh wait, no, actually he said I could say ‘suck’ sometimes.”
Best.Father.Ever.