You are looking at Bossy’s daughter’s Halloween costume: a Catholic school girl. She went to the local Goodwill store, and purchased this school uniform for only $3, and the great thing is when she’s done, it can be returned so a real school girl can purchase it!
Except Bossy thinks her daughter lobbed a few inches from the hem so she can instead be Ginger Spice. Don’t ask.
As a former Catholic School Girl, I hope she remembered the knee socks, saddle shoes, cross around her neck and chastity belt.
wait! *I* was going to be Ginger Spice for Halloween. My whole concept is RUINED! waaaaah.
We only have two Halloween rules:
(1) you have to make your costume yourself (hello Thrift Shop!), and
(2) nothing gorey (sp?) or mean
She will be darling.
I bet her mile long legs turn that uniform into Ginger Spice in no time flat! No, I bet she’ll look adorable and what a great idea!
We have a Poverty Party post up today about Halloween (and other holidays) as well. http://3giraffes.blogspot.com/2008/10/going-green-and-cheap-for-halloween.html
I love thrift stores for Halloween costumes!! Bossy’s Daughter is going to be very cute!!
This year we are only looking at old photos of Halloween passed to get in the spirit..we will be drinking the halloween cheer..you know..cause we can..
come check me out, boss.
I am not as cute as the little spice girl, but I was extremely..imbibed{?} full of imbibing{?}
having a drunken blast. yes.
Happy Halloween peeps!!!
lisa
coastal nest
Actually, shortening it makes it all the more authentic…when I went to Catholic School, I think I got a uniform in first grade and didn’t get another one until 5th grade, when they changed uniform styles. And it’s a good thing…by that time I could barely get the jumper on over my head.
Can’t wait to see the halloween pictures!
don’t forget the navy blue gym shorts you wear under the jumper
I think she should shove a volleyball up around her belly and go as a pregnant catholic school student. She could walk around with me in my favorite Halloween costume: pegnant nun.
I’m sorry. That was bad of me.
Here’s what’s worse: someday I’ll probably be her guidance counselor.
even thought I can’t stand ween, I am so with #10!! Sign me up for the catholic smackdown.
Signed,
A recovering catholic
Hubby and I prefer thrift shop/homemade costumes too, so this year I went as a Catholic school girl and he went as a teacher.
😉 Raunchy… but fun!
Then theres always myself climbing out of my dollar disparity. No money spent on halloween get-ups this year!
Poverty post, just for the hallo-bit
Lisa
coastalnest
My son (MonkeySee) went last night dressed as Shaggy Rogers (of ScoobyDoo fame). He wore a pair of pants he already owned, a teeshirt that his mom (Hi!) stole from her very first ever girlfriend, his shaggy mop of hair, and carried around his sister’s giant stuffed ScoobyDoo.
Yay for free!
Wait… I think that’s MY uniform…