On
LosWhit's Facebook page today, he posted a picture of his son sporting boots several times too big...'cause they were Little Los's daddy's boots. Los commented on how it's a sight that never gets old for him.
Which reminded me of all the times my kids have played dress-up with either my shoes or Hubby's.
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| Large Fry, 9/07, with my sandals. |
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| At least she's got 'em on the right feet. |
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| Had them on the right feet. |
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| Dancin'. |
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| Wearing Hubby's socks. Too cute to not include. |
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| Small Fry, wearing Hubby's slippers. |
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| Slippers are made for walkin'. |
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| And on the wrong feet, of course. |
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| Apparently, they were slowing her down. |
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| Daddy's dress shoes on Small Fry. |
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| Large Fry wears Daddy's slippers. |
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| Still trying to get them tied. Gosh, 1/09, really? |
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| Mommy has boots! (12/11) |
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| Five years old, and already raiding my closet. |
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| They only come up to my knees, but Medium's hips. |
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| Large was relieved to find out I had another pair of boots. |
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| Yeah, good luck getting up, honey. |
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| *zzzzzzzzzzzzip* |
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| Yep, still on the wrong feet. |
When did they get so big?
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