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Aggie Fans, Look Away

Anyone married knows compromise is necessary for a happy, healthy marriage (unless of course your spouse is perfect...mine attended Texas Tech, so clearly not the case here ;) ).  Of course, I'm only kidding (mostly); we support each others teams EXCEPT when they play each other, obviously.  My husband, sister, multiple brother/sister-in-laws attended Texas Tech so it, too, is a part of our family life.  Brynlynn's Aunt Tanlee made sure her little niece will be dressed for the game next weekend in Lubbock.  







Her reaction after I told her what her onsie said.








In the end, at least she's not wearing that ugly, burnt orange. Whoop!
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shelby said…
HAHAHA!! I LOVE the last photo and your comment! SOO Funny!! So this Saturday should be fun - A&M playing Tech and all :) and I totally feel your pain, as you know, my sister and her husband both went to Texas Tech!!
October 4, 2011 at 8:55 AM
Tamara said…
thanks! ...& I know-I hope A&M can finish out the game this week. You guys should go to Lubbock so we can meet up! (though, I'm not sure if your family still lives there? ...Amarillo isn't far though :) )
October 4, 2011 at 9:21 AM
Deanna said…
Love it!!! We have the same dilemma in our house... Mark cheers for Tech while I want A&M to win!! Little Mason will have to cheer for both when he's older....unless, of course, an un-named parent (mommy) bribes him with junk food:)
October 4, 2011 at 2:37 PM
larshannon said…
I think that face is really saying, "why did it take you this long to get me in appropriate apparel."
October 12, 2011 at 2:20 PM
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