I have been mortified all day. I confessed my embarrassing moments on the World Wide Web, and now I am cringing. So, moving on.....here's something kind of funny....6 grown women dressed in the fashions of our teenage years. 
We had a ball with it, looking through old pics and cracking up at some of the old 80's styles like.... (remember any of these?)
We had a ball with it, looking through old pics and cracking up at some of the old 80's styles like.... (remember any of these?) shoulder pads
HUGE hair
tulip rings
Laura Ashley dresses
puffy sleeves
Acid Dyed Jeans
Banana Clips
Jelly Shoes
Sailor Dresses
Swatches
Friendship Pin Bracelets
Neon color clothes
Big Plastic Earrings
The Madonna Look
Worry Doll Hairclips
Izods
Layered shirts
Leggings
We laughed and reminisced for a long time. But it all had a purpose. We are using a study called Secret Keeper Girls with our daughters this summer to try to teach them a little about how to be the girls God made them to be, and this was Date #5. After poking fun at old fashions, I spent some time with the girls talking about fashion and how fashion is not bad, it's fun! However, girls must pay attention to how they are presenting themselves through what they wear. It gave me the chance to talk with them about wearing clothes that present the right message of who they are. And just because other people are wearing it, doesn't mean it's OK for you! I am so glad I got the opportunity to speak to the girls about this, and doing this along with other moms and daughters helps them feel like they are not the only ones! Plus, I got the chance to don one of my favorite 80's fashions: the drop-waisted floral dress with shoulder pads embellished with large bows. Too bad I couldn't get the big hair going. I tried, but my hair just isn't quite the same as it was back in the good ole eighties.
