For those of you who have taller-than-average husbands out there can probably relate to this interesting perdicament I find myself in. => Jared in 6'6 and the other day I went to the mall, with the intent on buying him a couple new shirts (all of his are from his freshman or sophomore year in high school) and I thought I knew the essential, he was an XL. So I go into the boy side of the store in search of a cute yet manly shirt for my dearest husband. And I thought I struck gold, there were these three very cute (yet masculine) shirts, and for sale!!! I went and I got some in XL but to my suprise, they looked like they could fit both Jared and I! and I started second guessing myself on the knowledge of Jareds sizes and I ended up not buying anything, ok a $10 shirt for me, but not anything I set out to buy, and went home => So today, Jared and I were playing around and I thought of my mall expereince and asked him his size again, and he told me XL. So, being the crazy people we are started testing my theory, and here are our conclusions:
Here is my handsome husband in his church attire for Stake Conference today! =>
And here is our conclusion, yes in fact boy sizes are not made for tall people, and can indeed fit two!! =>
Janae and I took pictures of the tops in Target's dressing room, just so we could have a different view of each tank top, & these were the ones we chose.
Some of the wives did their designs in fabric marker, but I wanted to do mine in puffy paint..so I did. => The plan was to copy the logo that the sales reps have on their shirt and then put "WIVES" under it.
These are all my materials. I cut out stencils and taped the letters together to make "Eco Sure" so I could more easily puffy paint the words. It turned out pretty good I think =>
This is what the sales representatives shirts look like. So the finished product should look like this shirt, with wives underneath it. =>
And this is my finished product! Not too shabby if i do say so myself! => We will see if it looks good when I wear it in the race tomorrow! =>
