Well, I'm starting to agree with the dress code. This morning, I was trying to get dressed and look slightly presentable. I have streamlined my "getting ready" process and can usually be done in about 10-15 minutes (thanks to having curly hair).
After emerging from my bedroom, this is what I find. MESSES, MESSES, MESSES.
In 10 minutes.
They did all this in TEN minutes.
They did all this in TEN minutes.
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| the classic "unravel" of the entire roll of toilet paper Courtesy of Scarlett |
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| Go ahead and dump the basket of toys and then never touch a single toy after said dumping. Courtesy of Harper |
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| Owns more clothes than a Kardashian but still can't find the right outfit. Courtesy of Ava and Harper |
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| Screen doors are for wimps anyways. Courtesy of Dexter. |
So, my conclusion is that the people at Wal-Mart might very well be genius. Or drunk. Or both. Either way, I think wearing pajamas might be my personal dress code for a while. Due to what happens during the actual process, it is my firm belief that getting dressed is overrated. :)
Ha! Too cute.
ReplyDeleteI am with you! My boys' progression today was "pajamas to totally naked to underwear." Ferris even asked me why I bothered to get dressed today (and by dressed I mean yoga pants and a workout T). If I take the time to go pee, someone will either wind up with a black eye, or draw squiggles all over my walls. Or tear up library books. We'll get there!
ReplyDeleteSorry to be depressing, but my 16 year old step-son STILL leaves messes like that all over our house, no matter how many threats I make and/or carry out or "responsible" parenting techniques I try to implement. You may be in for the long haul, so I'd buy extra pajamas!
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