A post about clothes

This weekend Hubs and I hit the town to do a little shopping.

Hubs is trying to not dress like a little boy anymore.

His words not mine.

So we hit City Creek in 70 degree weather to find him some new shirts, some nice slacks, and other important essentials that his wardrobe is most definitely missing.

The weather was beautiful!  We even ate our lunch outside!  The fountains were going!  Kids were running around shirtless.  (Okay, fine, they had their shirts on).  What a great day to go spring shopping!

Outside lunch at City Creek.  I look like a dinosaur.  Hubs looks like a chipmunk.

I promised myself not to buy anything.  Today was about Hubs' shopping needs, after all!

Three hours later, we were done shopping for old Hubs.  We had found just about everything that we needed.  The line was atrociously long at H&M so I thought, "Hey, while Hubs is waiting to buy this crap it can't hurt for me to just walk through the women's department, can it?  CAN IT?!?"  So I hopped upstairs and in three minutes flat managed to spend as much money as it had taken Hubs three hours to spend.  That my friends, is talent.  Or it's disgusting.  You take your pick.

Actually it was just one shirt.  Well, one shirt in three colors if you want to be technical about it.  Naturally, I convinced myself I needed every color.  It's just it's the perfect teacher shirt!  Comfortable while still being formal and incredibly cute.  Shirts like these are hard to come by!  Better snatch them all up when you got the chance!

But there's a coupla problems.
Problem #1:  The shirt was 30 bones.  Times that by three and I'm spending almost $100 bucks on a day I wasn't supposed to be shopping at all.  On only three shirts.  I'm a better shopper than that, I promise!
Problem #2: I had to throw one shirt in the wash after spilling butter on it at dinner. (Who doesn't spill butter all over their new shirt at dinner?)  When it came out it was a wrinkly mess.  One of those shirts!  The shirts that require you to iron it every time it's washed!  And since I have ironed approximately one time in my two years of marriage... buying three shirts that require constant ironing maintenance seems a little unrealistic for me.  Am I being incredibly lazy on this or smart?  Do you girlies iron your clothes?

So now the question is do I keep the shirts?  Or do I return the lovely little jewels?  And if so which one(s) do I return?  Here they are in all their glory!

I realize how incredibly awkward I look in these pictures.  I will never be a fashion blogger.

While we're on the topic of spring shopping- let's give some free shopping money away!  Why not?  Shabby Apple wants to give away 50 big ones so one of you can buy yourself a pretty little dress!  Or skirt!  Or swimsuit!  The options are truly endless!

I'm kind of madly in love with Shabby Apple.  The have the classiest and most chic clothing.  I would kill for this vintage swimsuit or this bright yellow dress perfect for teaching.  I don't know who they've got behind the scenes designing their clothes, but that woman needs to get paid more!

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