Who's Got Spirit?

You want to talk about Holiday Spirit? Oh, we win. (Unless you are talking about decorating the house, because that falls under the heading of Projects, and I don't like them--see Awesome post of last Wednesday)...but if you are talking about traditions, food or clothing--I got you beat. As you continue to read, I'm sure I will highlight the holiday celebrating we do around here, but today I would like to concentrate on Holiday Shirts. (Because I finally borrowed Penny's camera this morning and took a picture in this year's Halloween Shirts):

These are the Romney Family Holiday Attire Guidelines:

1. The children wear the Holiday Attire for the month prior to the following holidays:

Valentines Day (can be worn after, cause hearts are year round)

Halloween

Christmas

2. The children wear the Holiday Attire ONLY on the day for the following holiday:

St. Patrick's Day

3. The children wear the Holiday Attire on and anytime after (but not before) the following holiday:

4th of July

Easter (dresses, etc.)

4. The husband must wear the Holiday Attire on the following holidays:

4th of July

St Patrick's Day

Christmas Eve (a red or green shirt will do)

5. The mom will wear the Holiday Attire as long as it is stylish and she has money left over in her holiday budget:

We take pride in our festiveness and our cuteness. Don't even try to compete.