"Ronn!Blankenship" wrote:
>
> At 11:38 AM 7/25/03 -0500, Julia Thompson wrote:
> >And it's not the end of the
> >world if my daughter ends up in boy's clothing at times.
>
> For the sake of discussion, what about the other way around?
Well, if they're the same size, or she's bigger, that could happen. If
she continues to be smaller than he, it's not as likely to happen. (And
the point at which she *does* start gaining height and weight on him, I
don't think he'd *want* to be in girl's clothing, but if I'm wrong and
it's not a problem with anyone directly involved, then I'm not going to
be the one to stop him.)
Although I don't think I'd put him in a *dress*, myself. :) And
they're not either of them likely to look all *that* good in pink, based
on the coloring of both their parents. (There are a few shades of pink
I can get away with, so it *might* be possible.) I just hope their
grandmother figures out that one before her granddaughter is 12.
Julia
some blues & greens work for all of us in this household, at least
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