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Claire Lynn creates personalized custom embroidery and applique combinations on pillowcases, shorts, t-shirts, tank tops, stock tanks,towel wraps, baby bags, back packs, baby blankets, scarves, hoodies, totes and bags! We custom design your item with a twist of cute, fun, sparkly fabrics! These are fabulous gifts for brides, grooms, maid of honor, best man, bridal showers, bridesmaids, groomsmen, seniors, sports fans, baby showers, fraternities, sororities, toddlers, dance teams, spirit teams, teachers, teacher grade teams, elementary students, middle school students, high school students, college student, clubs, cheerleaders, cowgirls, cowboys, teams, and best friends! Claire Lynn also creates cute, fun and whimsical items to furnish your home, apartment or dorm room! We have all our embellishments "proudly made in the USA", even in this economy! If our shirts or products are a couple of dollars higher,this is why. We have wonderful local employees that are proud to work for Claire Lynn and some have for 20 years!
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Big, starving, bold, opinionated, endlessly energetic puppies. But it's amazing, more than anything else. And we should be proud, because it's a tough job, not for the faint of heart - which means boy moms are a unique breed. We have to be adaptable, good at understanding a male perspective and then offering up the female side. We have constitutions of steel, accustomed to finding creepy-crawlies and stinky socks, and tending to bloody injuries with the calmness of a medic. We're in the rare position of teaching our sons not only their self-worth, but the worth of women. We know that boys' hearts are big and soft and broken as easily as anyone else's, even if they show it differently - and we're their safe place to land when that happens. We didn't choose the boy mom life; the boy mom life chose us. And we wouldn't have it any other way. (Despite the scads of perfect strangers who nosily ask us on the regular if we're going to "try for a girl.") Being a boy mom is awesome.
So awesome, in fact, that it deserves its own T-shirt - which is where Boymom Designs comes in! And it's your lucky day, because they're giving one of my readers their VERY OWN BOYMOM SHIRT, just like the one this stunning model is wearing below:Okay, so it's not a stunning model, it's just me. But cool T-shirt nonetheless. I LOVE mine: it's so super-soft, pre-shrunk and wrinkle-free, and has a really flattering fit. If T-shirts aren't your thing (whyyyy?), Boymom Designs has a ton of different ways to display your pride - long sleeves, hoodies, bags, you name it. (AND there are Girlmom things too, so nobody has to be left out.) And pssst ... you can use the code 10105 at checkout and save 60%!!! For a chance to win this awesome tee, all you've got to do is "like" our very generous Boymom rep Lynn Stewart on Facebook or follow her on Twitter, and then leave me a comment below telling me your FAVORITE thing about being a boy mom! Don't forget to leave your contact info so I can get in touch when I randomly choose the winner (by next Friday, February 18th!).
I try to be a calm person - zen and all that - but I'm almost always irritated at school drop-off. Maybe it's because I've just spent the past hour making sure that my four kids are fed and dressed in reasonably-coordinating, weather-appropriate clothing and not looking like victims of parental neglect. (And, like, yelling "PUT YOUR SHOES ON!" over and over until I'm hoarse.) Maybe it's because there are a handful of assholes (ewwww, sorry for the visual) who insist on parking in the DROP OFF LANE which is the lane for DROPPING OFF and not the PARKING LOT where you are supposed to PARK. Maybe it's because I didn't want to get out of bed due to being tired because I had to stay up late last night waiting to switch the laundry from the washer to the dryer. (And okay, watching some Netflix.) But you know what irritated me today?* *Besides perhaps a tiny smidge of PMS How easy men have it in the looking-decent department. Especially men who are relatively attractive to begin with.
I was running behind this morning, so I essentially threw a coat on over my pajamas, stuffed my feet into a pair of boots, and ushered the kids into the minivan. Here's a bottom-half selfie: Looking like Santa Claus's less-successful sister who has a painting business on the side. The top half of me was wearing a disintegrating T-shirt from a gym that doesn't even exist any more, no makeup, glasses that are so loose they fall off my face when I bend over, and un-brushed hair skimmed back into a bun. So here I was, dropping off my kids, praying there'd be no reason to get out of the vehicle, when I saw him in the crosswalk helping his daughter carry her Valentine box: Attractive Dad. Ladies, you feel me. There's at least one at every school. But this is what pissed me off: he was wearing sweatpants. Yet he was still attractive. Attractive enough to garner furtive glances from all the moms in the drop-off lane. BECAUSE MEN DO NOT HAVE TO DO THE RIDICULOUS SHIT WE HAVE TO DO IN ORDER TO BE CONSIDERED ATTRACTIVE.
And yes, I'm yelling. Guys have a very small spectrum of appearance. From sweats to tuxedo is a narrow margin: basically only the outfit changes and the head stays the same. Sure, they can use gel or shave or get a trim or whatever, but those are minor tweaks that don't drastically alter their appearance. And to add insult to injury, some guys even look better when they let a little scruff grow on their faces (I'm talking five o'clock shadow, not Duck Dynasty). For women, there's a HUGE spectrum. On one end, you have sweats and no makeup and messy hair. On the other end, you have a dress and Spanx and hair dye and concealer and nail polish and all the other two hundred thousand appearance-enhancing things we're expected to make use of. Even if we're basically attractive as-is, we can still look like straight-up ass if we do absolutely nothing with ourselves. Men, on the other hand, are only as unattractive as their current outfit. And nobody - NOBODY - has ever said to me, "Hey girl, why don't you let your leg hair grow out a little bit?