Since my husband proved wildly popular last week, I coerced him into posing again. He was on his way out to do that handymanly thing he does so well.
Handy and manly and ready for action
And just to be cute and a bit risque – in the manliest of ways…
Perhaps a bit too ready?
I know what you are thinking. This Friday tee thing is turning into a way for me to pimp my hubby, so to speak. Where are the photos of me?
Truthfully, I don’t really own any t-shirts with names of places or drunken wild girl concert stories about how I danced on stage at a Duran Duran show and partied like a rock star’s groupie after. It just wasn’t me as a younger woman. And though I dutifully collect tee’s for BabyD, I find the obligatory crew neck style of gift shop garb ugly and unflattering, and rarely succumb to the lure. However, I promise next week will be me even if I have to model yoga wear. ‘K?
anniegirl1138 
So, just in case anyone was wondering why a guy – a “manly” man – would be wearing a t-shirt emblazoned with something like “Southwinds Buffalo Girls“, I will simply say that during our time in Caney, KS the girls played town league softball. Each team looked for a sponsor who would kick in a few bucks to get matching t-shirts for all of the kids and, of course, the logo would usually reflect a nod to the sponsor’s business. Coaches got t-shirts too.
In this case, the parents of one of the girls on the team owned a bison – or buffalo to reflect the (incorrect) vernacular – ranch called Southwinds. A play on the whole buffalo thing and you get “Buffalo Girls”.
Oh, and yeah, I was a coach. And no, I am not wearing a buffalo robe underneath the t-shirt in the second picture…
I am inspired and may join in myself… like you, though, i’d have to find an appropriate t-… hmmm…
Quick! Get out the emergency Chest Wax! Very fun… only a true manly-man would be willing to pop a midriff shot!
You’ve got a deal. 😉
Hey, I won’t protest looking at Rob’s chest hair. But we want to see you, too. Even in yoga wear.