Sunday 26th Feb

This week I've spent a few hours in my 14 year olds daughters t-shirt & high waisted black mini skirt, it seemed only fair since she was in my LBD which I bought when I took 2 of girls clothes shopping on the 2nd Jan. She reckons she has the better arse, but I still tease her that mines better in a mini (I know it's not true, but I'm allowed to dream). I like the fact that she can accessorise to make our clothes look younger or I can use them appropriately for my age. I love relaxing in female clothes.

My oldest girl (nearing 19) has decided to move out, it's a really exciting time for her, with University starting today (Monday 28th), checking out inner city flats etc. It will probably mean I can't borrow her leopard print tights, her black mini and a few other nice tops. She gets upset when I wear skirts, yet she lets me wear her tights & tops. Her car sold, I wasn't to keen to let it go so cheaply, but at least I dont have to pay any more repairs or tax on it.
Teenage years with girls is hell, and (amazingly) it's really cool that our first one has become a wonderful, caring young lady - with 3 more to go, maybe I should buy grey wigs.

Morning Coffee at Sylvia Park & evening coffee at a Coffee Club.

Anyway I digress, Sunday morning was shopping in 14 year olds white top & high waisted mini skirt, coffee & groceries at Sylvia Park. I looked at Supre and a few other clothes shops, but I'm a bit broke (cashless) for the next 4 weeks. Between manly duties like swimming with my youngest, selling a car, attending and cooking for a street BBQ, I somehow managed to snatch an hour latter in the afternoon for a relaxing drink, in my wifes lovely pink and turquoise shoe string dress. It's amazing how many people smile when I enter a coffee shop in such a lovely dress. As I left the shop a beautiful young woman walked passed and we smiled to each other, personally I would have loved to have invited her home, but being very happily married I continued on my way.
The downer on Sunday - I really really wanted go to the ELVIS IN THE PARK party at Auckland Botanic gardens, just not enough hours in the day for everything.