Cork hat, wifebeater vest, check shirt, shorts, white socks, pink shoes (not traditionally Australian!) and a name tag with Bruce written on it.
And of course the moustache completes the 'Bruce' look :)
Wednesday, 14 July 2010
G'day Bruce!
It's Australia Day at nursery today and the children had to dress up in something Australian themed. Of course I went stereotypically Australian with her outfit!
Cork hat, wifebeater vest, check shirt, shorts, white socks, pink shoes (not traditionally Australian!) and a name tag with Bruce written on it.
And of course the moustache completes the 'Bruce' look :)
Cork hat, wifebeater vest, check shirt, shorts, white socks, pink shoes (not traditionally Australian!) and a name tag with Bruce written on it.And of course the moustache completes the 'Bruce' look :)
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Strewth mate! I hardly recognised your Sheila there!
Sorry... you made me come over all Australian there - I think she looks amazing - love the tache too - LOL!
Love the cork hat (your little Bruce looks really cute!) ... but still trying to work out what a wifebeater vest is? Sounds scary!
Signed,
One of your Australian readers
how cute is that.....bless....not sure about the tash tho....ehehehh
Ha ha that is truly fantastic! I think I need to bring Liesl over to the Western suburbs and explain what a wifebeater is.
Oh bless my little girl!!!
Should've given her a cricket bat as well. A can of Fosters is probably a step too far though :)
To, to cute! Need to make some damper! :)
I lived in different parts of Australia, think a wifebeater is sometimes called a bluey, depending which part of Oz you live in. x
So where's the tinny?
She looks fab! Bet the other kids want to belong to you too!
Brilliant!
Sangers on the barbie tonight then?
xxx
Hysterical. Your daughter will get a kick out of these photos when she is grown up!
Ha ha love that tash !!
Twiggy x
Hope you used a Sharpie marker hehehehe!!!
Haha! Fantastic :) Cutest little Bruce ever!
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