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   templo SUD said, 9 months ago

   What are you, Alix: a hobbit? (Anyone remember that “Lord of the Rings” scene to which I am referring?)
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   Fairportfan2 said, 9 months ago

   Heh. Sounds like my stepdaughter getting the grandkids (six and four) out the door on school morning
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   samvadi said, 9 months ago

   the Blues – always faithful, always work – wonder why women (of all ages) take so much time for such a simple decision. Given the maxim “When in doubt – go blue” – applies for clothes and …. life :)
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   psychlady said, 9 months ago

   School uniforms? Maybe not a bad idea!
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   Jen said, 9 months ago

   I wish I could find blue clothing. Everything is either weird colors or black.
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   gforgina said, 9 months ago

   Uniforms! That way you know what you’ll be wearing every day and you can concentrate on more important things, like getting an education.
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   Doctor11 said, 9 months ago

   One of the downsides of motherhood, the stubborn teenage girl.
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   Saskfan said, 9 months ago

   @

   Girls get away with whatever they can, even with uniforms. They’ll wear the skirt too short, pile on makeup, and/or use jewellery to stand out.
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   gforgina said, 9 months ago

   @Saskfan

   That’s why administrators provide students/parents with a school handbook with rules. A watch, one pair of knob earrings on girls only, skirts below the knee, one class ring (if you have it) and definitely no make-up, hair extensions/wigs or hair colour.! But that’s just here (Bahamas). Uniforms are good training for ‘real life’ when you have to dress a certain way and follow appropriate behaviour..
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    lightenup said, 9 months ago

    “Second breakfast”! LOL!! Alix is so used to this…
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    John Adams said, 9 months ago

    Our son’s school had a uniform. There was a tie that the boys could wear if they wanted — none of ’em did. The girls, however, quickly adopted the tie, very loosely tied, with the white blouse. The school finally changed the rules so that it was an allowed combination. I think they did it because it was just adorable on them.
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    whmIII said, 9 months ago

    Typical…
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    bagbalm said, 9 months ago

    @gforgina

    If you plan on being a corporate drone.
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    Kab Buch said, 9 months ago

    

    Public school my children went to had no dress code nor did my children have a lot of clothes too chose from.
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    ncalifgirl58 said, 9 months ago

    @Kab Buch

    Very nice! Thanks. Why is it so hard to pick out clothes the night before?
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