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“My Father: The Fashionista” #69
Posted on October 12, 2011
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michaelrupured
October 12, 2011
One of the percs of getting older is the ability to dress any way you want. However, I’m thinking your father takes this to an intolerable extreme! Just be glad it’s not your intended that will be meeting him!
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My Parents Are Crazier Than Yours
October 12, 2011
Yeah…I think that’s why I’m still single.
maureen
October 12, 2011
Hey – he put a clean shirt on!
*snort*!!!
Rich Crete
October 12, 2011
My dad once donned denim shorts with a belt, suspenders, a long-sleeved white buttoned shirt, navy socks and sandals. Maybe your dad would have gone that route if the joint….I mean establishment they are patronizing wasn’t so fancy. I feel your pain.
My Parents Are Crazier Than Yours
October 12, 2011
Oh my goodness. We are definitely feeling each other’s pain. Love the title of your blog!
My Parents Are Crazier Than Yours
October 12, 2011
That was funny! I’m snorting too!!
Iulius Ionescu
October 12, 2011
Looks like they need a new kitchen and appliances. What’s all that junk on the counter?
tincantraveler
October 12, 2011
He looks like a free spirit!
My Parents Are Crazier Than Yours
October 12, 2011
That’s an…interesting…way to describe him.
Invisible Mikey
October 13, 2011
(“If it’s free, it’s for me!”)
Luda
October 12, 2011
In his defense, combining purple and red is totally on trend this season.
My Parents Are Crazier Than Yours
October 12, 2011
That’s funny. But, again, those pants are a bright orange. Damn cell phone camera.
xdeviantonex
October 12, 2011
You should call ahead and tell your brother to get everyone to scream “Norm!” like they did on th e cheers show or whatever his name is lol
My Parents Are Crazier Than Yours
October 12, 2011
That’s funny. I’m actually waiting to see how mortified my brother will have been when they show up.
thedailydish
October 12, 2011
Don’t hate me, but I love the red pants. Too bad dinner’s not “where everybody knows your na-a-ame.”
My Parents Are Crazier Than Yours
October 12, 2011
HA! They’re actually orange. That pic was the best I could do on my phone without geting caught.
gojulesgo
October 12, 2011
This is fantastic. My dad tucks polo shirts into sweatpants!
Aimee @ everydayepistle.com
October 12, 2011
Let him be his own person: sage advice I got from a stylist in Nashville and the theme of my post today. Of course that was concerning my 7yo son who likes to wear head-to-toe camo. Or stripe on stripe. Or (this morning) an orange tee with orange shorts. Lovely. Perhaps he’ll be your dad when he grows up…
rumpydog
October 12, 2011
ROFL!!! I love your dad though… and his dog!
My Parents Are Crazier Than Yours
October 12, 2011
that’s funny.. my dad would never claim him as his dog.
Snoring Dog Studio
October 12, 2011
I’m seriously concerned about the dog’s weight. Really, I am. I couldn’t even focus on his outfit but for the heart attack waiting to happen lying on the rug.
When my Dad got older he started wearing boxers that were longer than his shorts. It’s the reverse of what you see in rap artists. He thought it was funny. Ah, well.
My Parents Are Crazier Than Yours
October 12, 2011
He actually looks much fatter in that picture than he really is. In fact, he is quite lean these days. Trust me.
Snoring Dog Studio
October 13, 2011
I feel better now. At least the poor dog isn’t wearing red pants. I’d have done an intervention.
sophieredhead
October 12, 2011
Is that his “Lucky” shirt? His “fancy” clothes were at the dry cleaners? His pants are in support of the Clemson TIgers? Is there a reason this post is #69? No, wait, don’t answer that last one.
Stefanina
October 12, 2011
Oh my goodness, I have that same countertop in my kitchen, I swear!
If it makes you feel better (not really, I know) I’ve seen far worse in fancy restaurants these days…
wordsweneversaid
October 12, 2011
Umm…
*supportive hug* (Sorry – I drew a blank when looking for upbeat things to say…)
I can’t imagine what your Mother would do without you – I really can’t.
M.L.
life is a bowl of kibble
October 13, 2011
Best she get a clue of what she is in for.
Invisible Mikey
October 13, 2011
He does look a bit Muppety, but that might work for him. He could be “Schmelmo”.
Erin
October 13, 2011
Oh My God. ROTFLMAO.
I thought my father needed help…he is a fashion plate compared to your father! I feel for you.
Howlin' Mad Heather
October 13, 2011
Put the red pants down…slowly…and walk away, sir…
Carl D'Agostino
October 13, 2011
Put glue on the toilet seat that day.
Renee Mason
October 14, 2011
Oh Myra, surely you don’t have to go on that outing with them?!?
junemoon
October 14, 2011
Oh Myra, you made me smile. Omgosh! That is some rich stuff you have going on there 🙂 junemoon
shreejacob
October 22, 2011
ahahahahahhaha! omgg! so when are you going to tell us about the look from the future in laws?
goddessofglitter
November 6, 2011
This might be totally mean, but it seems to me that your brother deserves your dad showing up in that outfit
Jennifer
November 18, 2011
Hi Myra,
I miss your blog.
Sarah
December 4, 2011
Fun blog. When my son was about 12 he went through a plaid phase. He had plaid everything and were it all together all mixed up. Shorts, shirts, socks, unders, hats. It was crazy and thankfully it passed! He’s a sharp dresser now.
tovah11
December 4, 2011
Oh my gosh. You actually made me laugh out loud at 12:50 in the morning. That kitchen is so dreary though; you guys need to brighten it up somehow, but I have NO IDEA how you could do that.
samikins
December 5, 2011
Does he read your posts?
Hey, at least he is wearing clothes. He could be wearing a batman suit, including the mask and neon shoes.
Rachel Johnson
December 7, 2011
Whoa, hold on now, he matched the reds together. He’s good. 😉