Unibody

sweater: jcpenney    jeans: target    wedges: target

There are so many things I've loved when it comes to watching Chris be a dad.  And quite a few funny memories I have that I want to remember.  
When we are going places with Addilyn, especially around new people Chris doesn't like it when she has her green pacifier because he wants people to make sure to know she is a girl.  As if the big flower headbands and cute dresses aren't clues enough. He'll spend minutes looking for her pink or purple one before we leave.
I get Addilyn dressed about 99% of the time, as picking out her clothes is still one of my favorite things to do.  One day I had laid out her clothes and Chris went to change her.  When he came out he had the biggest smile on his face and she was not wearing what I put out.  He wanted to pick out her outfit and was so proud for putting her in something that matched and was cute.  
The other day Addilyn had another diaper disaster and needed a new outfit when we were at my parents' house.  Chris came out and asked me if I brought an extra "unibody" for her to wear.  And by unibody he meant onesie.  

It is really fun watching Chris love on our baby and learn this whole new world of all baby things.  

Ugly Shoes

shirt: old navy  jeans: kohls  wedges: old navy  scarf: DIY

There are many times when I know Chris disagrees with my fashion choices.

Like a few weeks ago when he said,

"I was surprised so many people said they liked this outfit. I think it looks silly."

And here is another example: 

I bought these wedges for under $4 at Old Navy a year or so ago.

They felt really high for me at first, so I wasn't quite sure how often I'd wear them. 

And truthfully I've only worn them a few times because I'm having a hard time finding how to wear them. 

A few weeks after I bought them Chris and I were at Old Navy and we walked passed these shoes and he said, "Those are SO ugly, who would buy them?" 

"Um. . .. I already did." 

Needless to say he couldn't understand why I would and thankfully I could justify it by saying it was cheaper than his lunch that day. 

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