fancy pants
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American Apparel makes these leggings. These GOLD leggings. In the early days of my pregnancy, before I knew George was a George and not a Prairie (steal my name and I'll kill you -- wait, who am I kidding? Nobody else would ever use this name), I dreamed about my little long-haired lady wearing Holly Hobbie dresses and dancing around the garden to Vashti Bunyan. And these leggings completed her outfit.
Then, I had a boy. But! What do you know? My boy is fancy. When given a choice between pretty gray and hot pink, there's nary a glance toward the understated. He is a gold leggings kinda kid. In addition, however, to the myriad other unfortunate facts about American Apparel, they want $20 for their gold leggings, and I am not about to lay down money for something I could make in about fifteen minutes. If I were more ambitious and/or didn't have soup on the stove and bread that is failing to rise but must, nevertheless, be watched hawkishly, I might do some sort of tutorial, but alas. Instead, here's one that someone else seems to have worked hard on (No promises about the blog; I just googled "leggings tutorial.").
They are an undeniable hit. He wore them out last night to the songwriters' circle at Honeymoon and got not one, but three shout-outs from musicians, plus a bunch of pokes and squeezes from adoring strangers. What can I say? If I ran for president, my platform would be Gold Leggings For Everyone.
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Reader Comments (3)
yet another reason why linc and george are friends... linc loves all things fancy! and george is for sure a fancy kid :)
lamé tell you how much I love these leggings....
Might I recommend: "Gold Leggings for some... tiny American flags for others!"