No, we didnt go to church...are you kidding? Get my husband in church? You must be high. We went camping. Baby spent his first Easter largely in his MostHolySuit in God's great outdoors. 
Delightful. But, he never did get to wear those Easter outfits I bought for him. Reusker said they were effeminate...but how does one dress a baby for EASTER in a masculine way? C'mon it screams baby blue!
So I dressed the baby up today...just so he would wear one outfit, on day. Done.
He's right, it's very feminine looking. If it had a pointed collar instead of a round one, it would be more masculine.
Why do babies have to be in pale colors all the time anyway? I've always been a fan of bright colors on babies. But that's just me... :)
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Yeah, I have to admit that the Peter Pan collar makes it look a little girly ... but he's a BABY, for heaven's sake, and he still looks adorable!
Posted by: shelley | April 19, 2006 at 04:48 PM
oh I just hate it when I have to tell Reusker HE is right instead of me, but if everyone thinks so...then maybe we just wont tell him (ha ha ha). And I think people go with pastels because (in theory) its a softer, gentler, "baby" look? Personally I dont care...we have lots of bright out fits, although I didnt see anything bold (or masculine) for Easter. Now I think I should put up the other outfits and see if anyone found anything good amoung them...just out of curiosity. We'll see if I have the time/energy...
Posted by: meg | April 19, 2006 at 05:53 PM