Dressing Alike

In California, it's normal for a guy to wear a Hawaiian shirt. In Tennessee, it's not so normal. My husband, a native Californian, has a few Hawaiian shirts, but he never wears them anymore now that he's in Tennessee. Well, Sunday morning, he decided to wear one. His parents had just been to Hawaii and had sent some very nice "Hawaiian" outfits for the kids. I thought it would be great to dress the kids in those outfits the same day that Jon wore his Hawaiian shirt. I dressed Nash, and he looked so cute. I went to show him off to Jon. Jon, however, was not very happy with me. He apparently didn't like matching with his kids. What I thought was very cute was very uncool to him. After some pleading, I convinced him not to change clothes. He said that people would make fun of him because he matched his kids. I told him that he could blame it all on me, and he said not to worry that he would. We made it to church and there were plenty of comments about the kids matching, but I didn't hear any about Jon matching the kids. It was alright.