Kids!

[frualeydis]

Vendela's favourite jeans are now so worn and torn that you can see her panties through them in the back. Yet she (of course) refuses to wear any other.
Her dad bought her black trousers that weren't jeans some month ago, because that's what she wanted then. Of course she won't wear them now, she's says they're too warm and that she plans to wear them when the snow comes. Statistically that would mean after christmas and she needs other trousers before that.
My mum is coming here this afternoon. We're going to go to another part of town to collect some fabric I bought from a swedish auction site. But maybe we can go to Maxi (a big supermarket) and see if we can find some new jeans too.

Comments

[ashariel.livejournal.com]

That fabric is gorgeous! And back when I was a young gal, really worn jeans were in style. My mum insisted that I wear a pair of biker shorts underneath, though :)

[frualeydis.livejournal.com]

I remeber those jeans too. But quite often they were artifically ripped, these are so worn thin that I fear they wil desintegrate any minute.

/Eva

[ashariel.livejournal.com]

Well at least you're nipping it in the bud right now. I had a boyfriend who would wear his jeans until the crotch was completely worn out. I was HORRIFIED the first time I noticed. :)

[idahoswede.livejournal.com]

Yummy fabric!

[mirazandar.livejournal.com]

Hmm. My brother had some favourite jeans that he refused to change (and wash). In the end he wound up wearing a pyjamas trouser underneath all the time, and in the end, the trousers looked more like chaps than anything else, kept on my the seam going diagonally across the butt

[therru.livejournal.com]

I had a pair of jeans in the late eighties that in the end consisted mainly of patches. I had even had to remove the zip and replace it with lacing... I may still have them somewhere, for sentimental reasons :)