I don't know either but i used to have basket fulls of them when our kids were growing up. I read a great solution from a family that raised 17 children. Only buy one style and color of sock EVER. Make everyone wear the same socks no matter where they go or what they do.
I do! I do! It's because, ahem, the kids don't wear a pair! My kids do this. They get disconnected in the drawer or something and then, because they could care less, they wear a mis match. Maybe??
PS: Growing up, we used to be responsible for pinning our socks together with a safety pin before tossing them into the hamper. Each person pinned in a different location. I can't tell you the number of times I had sisters try to steal my socks (sisters that didn't pin) and I got to say, "No, look! The pin is here! They are mine!" Maybe your troop is too young though...
I went through Jack's sock drawer and came up with a stack of socks that didn't match FROM HIS DRAWER! They had matches when they went into the drawer. How does this happen????
My mom raised 5 girls and she resorted to the sock basket in the laundry room. If you wanted socks, it was community. First come first serve. It worked.
I bet you've had a lot of friends over to visit and they leave with different mismatched socks. It's like that episode of Arthur called "The Great Sock Exchange."
Mom: Owen who was at Matt's birthday party?: Owen: "Abraham Lincoln.....and Joseph Smith"
Owen talking about the difference between girls and boys. "Boys like scary things. Girls like happy things like chapstick and princesses."
Mom: "If we go out to dinner you will have to eat all of your vegetables, including your zuccini." Bennett: "I'm not going to eat girl's underwear." (think bikini)
Owen commenting on our combo pizza. "I don't want a compost pizza."
Owen: "Santa is not doing a good job." Mom:"What do you mean?" Owen:"He is letting the deer eat our plants."
Owen eating an icecream cone and commenting on the cone "I like the wood part."
Owen: Conditioner makes his hair "wiggly"
Owen: "Mom I like girls." Mom: "What girls do you like?" Owen: "Purple ones."
Owen: "My eyes are leaking."
Owen pointing to a picture of Jesus: "His name is Chuckie Cheesis."
What Owen calls the BBQ spatula: "Hamburger Shovel"
Taylor to Mom while she is putting on lipstick before church: "Are you doing that to look like a bishopric's wife?"
Bennett to Mom: "Your hands are wrinkled, just like an old womans."
Bennett to Mom: " I'm going to call him Chasey-slug." Mom: " He's not Chasey-slug." Bennett: " Yes, he poops in his pants and drools."
Taylor to Mom: "Nothings better for me than a good book and food."
Bennett to Mom: "The stars help me remember Gavin."
What Owen calls hail: "Little Otter Pops"
What Owen calls shorts: "Little Pants"
Taylor talking to Chase: "Everything is so nice in the world, especially you."
Bennett about Chase: "He looks like an ugly ogre!"
Bennett to Mom: "Mom, I'm having a rough day."
Taylor to Mom: "Mom why are you smiling?"
Benett after his 4 shots: "I'm just a beat up little kid."
Why Bennett needs a drink: "My breathe is dry."
Mom: "Who controls what you say?" Bennett: "Satan"
Bennett to Me about my new glasses: "They make your cheeks look big."
Bennett: "My tummy has a headache."
Bennett to his Aunt Michelle, who recently had a baby: "Do you have a baby in your tummy because it's big."
Taylor to Bennett: "Do you want to play the Revolutionary War or the Civil War?"
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I think I have those matches at my house.
I don't know either but i used to have basket fulls of them when our kids were growing up. I read a great solution from a family that raised 17 children. Only buy one style and color of sock EVER. Make everyone wear the same socks no matter where they go or what they do.
That is a lot of unmatched socks. I invested in a laundry bag with a zipper for our socks and that helps them not get lost as often.
I think the washer or dryer eat them.
I do! I do! It's because, ahem, the kids don't wear a pair! My kids do this. They get disconnected in the drawer or something and then, because they could care less, they wear a mis match. Maybe??
PS: Growing up, we used to be responsible for pinning our socks together with a safety pin before tossing them into the hamper. Each person pinned in a different location. I can't tell you the number of times I had sisters try to steal my socks (sisters that didn't pin) and I got to say, "No, look! The pin is here! They are mine!" Maybe your troop is too young though...
We have the same problems at our house too and it just baffles me. Some sock thief must be doing well with all of our left over socks.
I guess I'm used to it. If I ended up with all matched socks after any load of laundry I might die of shock. Won't ever happen.
I went through Jack's sock drawer and came up with a stack of socks that didn't match FROM HIS DRAWER! They had matches when they went into the drawer. How does this happen????
My mom raised 5 girls and she resorted to the sock basket in the laundry room. If you wanted socks, it was community. First come first serve. It worked.
I bet you've had a lot of friends over to visit and they leave with different mismatched socks. It's like that episode of Arthur called "The Great Sock Exchange."
I am pretty sure the orange Hanes sock is Kayden's....if that helps. :)
PS- Your blog is much funnier than mine.
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