I have this massive, old t-shirt that's been floating around my drawers for years. It was a "door gift" at a work meeting held in the CONVENTION CENTER to announce that yes: Cingular was Purchasing our Company.
And as your prize, here's a t-shirt smashed into the shape of a 5" football and shrink wrapped.
(We thought it was weird too.)
The t-shirt came in handy when I left work shortly thereafter for (permanent) maternity leave. By virtue of being the largest item of clothing in our house, it became the only thing I could wear to bed.
(In my first pregnancy, I was carrying a swimming pool for Ernie: double amniotic fluid. My legs would keep finger-induced indents for a full five minutes. I went from a curvy 140 pounds to a human-water balloon 210 by the time I waddled into that hospital for the last time. Sufficeth to stay, once I got out of my chair and developed a forward momentum...people generally got out of my way, and NEVER EVER got between me and my next milkshake. ahem.)
ANYWAYS! I was dead tired of looking at this shirt, which has oddly stayed in the bottom of my pajama drawer through two moves now.
Slice off the bottom.
Serge up the open edge.
VOILA! My size XXL t-shirt, parting gift from a wacky corporate "team building"/"we're going to eat your company for breakfast" meeting...can now be worn around my hips, to block unsightly views when I bend/clean/pick up children/live. Crazy good!
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have you seen Blush Undershirts? This reminds me of it. I need to make one of these from one of my t-shirts sometime.
Great!!!
That reminds me...I need to make one to go under my ARMS to block OTHER unsightly/unwelcome views. *ahem*
that's awesome.
I must have missed the last belly band post, because I've seen ads posted at consignment stores here for something similar, except it is to support a pregnant woman's heavy belly. So, there I was carefully reading your post anticipation a pregnancy announcement. Until I read the last sentence, of course. Hahahahah....
Myrnie -
Check this out...
http://ourscentedcottage.blogspot.com/2010/06/turn-one-stick-of-butter-into-two.html
Elizabeth
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