I asked the girls if someone could grab socks for Joe. Two of them yelled, “I will,” and ran off. They returned with these.
“You couldn’t agree on which socks he should wear, huh?”“No,” my seven-year-old said. “We agreed that he should wear two different socks.”
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I love it!
I also wore two different socks to mass yesterday, inside my boots. I couldn’t find a match as I ran out the door. 🤷🏻♀️
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Inside your boots so no one needed to know. All good. (Recognize your swing?) 😉
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LOL! He looks like he’s thinking: Really, Mom? Do you see what they did to me?
That’s the style now, you know, or at least that’s what it seems. I can’t tell you how many times my daughter shows up with two different socks on. When I ask why, she’s all like, what’s wrong with two different socks? In any case, still too cute!
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He’s a fashion icon. It’s never too early to be trendy. 🙂
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I see nothing wrong with that. Decision-making is complicated. Your kids are outside-the-box thinkers.
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Well, thank you, Jacqui. 🙂
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It probably doesn’t matter. Like most babies, he’ll probably pull them off soon enough. 😄
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He does like to suck on them. It’s amazing how easily babies can fit their toes in their mouths.
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Makes perfect sense to me. In fact I have grandsons who never wear matching socks. It’s a fashion statement – you son is now on the cutting edge of men’s fashion.
It should be a proud moment…
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Good thing I got a picture then.
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I see no fault with the logic.
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Indeed! It was an excellent solution.
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That’s funny – thanks for the laugh.
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What I’m here for. 🙂 Happy Thanksgiving, Larry!
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You’re doing the job well! Happy T.G. to you and your family as well.
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🙂
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So at least they agreed on something…that’s always nice. One of them will come off soon anyway. I can’t remember last time my baby has both socks on for longer than 7,3 seconds. (But who is counting).
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I know, right? And then they’re sucked on, sometimes while still on the foot.
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Nice photo of your kid.
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Thank you. 🙂
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Great communication on their part!!!
And Joseph is quite dashing!!
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He’s a little charmer! 🙂
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Congratulations on having free-spirited daughters who know how to think outside the fashion box, and then make their inspired idea happen. Also, baby socks. So cute. Always.
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True about baby socks being cute. Always.
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So sweet!
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Thanks. 🙂
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🙂
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Hey, I’ve done that, too. But usually after getting dressed in the dark. 🙂
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Ha!
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So adorable, the girls, the socks, and the round baby. I love that discerning look on his face.
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He’s thinking, “I wonder how she’s planning to use this picture of me.”
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I enjoyed the cute story and even cuter baby!
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Thank you, Aunt Beulah!
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He doesn’t seem to mind one bit. My boys were in a phase where they were wearing two different socks. Now who is willing to change his diaper?
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Actually, everyone… Well, wait. I’m not sure my middle daughter has, but everyone else dives right in. The poopy ones give my youngest pause, however.
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Impressive…I didnt get that enthusiasm ever.
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Probably helps that my older ones are all girls. They’re into momming.
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😀
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