Originally posted by susanne
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i generally avoided the whole debate by refusing to wear skirts or dresses at all. I'd even go at them with scissors if i was told i had to wear one and it wasn't negotiable. 
i must have cost my parents a fortune. I think my mother was disappointed that she never had a 'Girly-girl' to dress up in. I was very much a tom-boy, as is my sister 
no-o i can't ever remember eating one of those they taste far too artificial when they're normal
i must have cost my parents a fortune. I think my mother was disappointed that she never had a 'Girly-girl' to dress up in. I was very much a tom-boy, as is my sister no-o i can't ever remember eating one of those
they taste far too artificial when they're normal I can see you hate skirts as much as I do !
They just get in the way too much,though I'll wear one if I have to ,I'd really rather wear a trouser-suit ,if I have to be smartly dressed.
Nothing wrong with being either a girlie-girl or an out and out Tomboy.Whatever is most "you" is the important thing.
I tried to be girly but decided being as good as the boys at Sports was more interesting and important than pretending to like dolls and stuff.
So...no Creme Eggs in batter for you ? Ok.Might do one for myself soon.
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