I call them sweat shirts. Pretty close!
Gooseberried | Homepage | 05.14.08 - 12:36 pm | #

i thought hoodies were just the pullover. the pic there is a zippered top.
BigHeavy | Homepage | 05.15.08 - 9:49 am | #

Love that hoodie - and I miss reading your blog! I though it was in my google reader and you just hadn't been posted, and then you commented and I said "huh, so she's been online, maybe I'll just pop over and make sure" and lo and behold, you never WERE in google reader and I can't figure out how to add you and I'm a dumbass!

But hi!
superblondgirl | Homepage | 05.16.08 - 10:21 pm | #

Hi

I love that hoodie so much, John tried to find it everywhere...it's nowhere
Melina | Homepage | 05.17.08 - 7:10 am | #

I agree, very nice hoodie.

I learned that they were hoodies in middle school, where you had to have one from Pac Sun to be cool.

and You couldn't wear the ones without hoods, those were for old people, but are now quite common in college.

so confusing.
Liah | Homepage | 05.18.08 - 10:27 pm | #

CONGRATS on the pregnancy darling. You two are going to be AWESOME parents and I am SO THRILLED for you both!!!!


xoxoxoox
Kate (your favorite medical student who has been missing in action...!)
Kate | 05.19.08 - 7:34 pm | #

When I was a kid, I had a friend who would always correct my mispronounciations (which made me feel really bad because she would do it publicly) and I just assumed she was right because English wasn't my parents first language.
Later on, I realized my friend was the one who needed an English lesson and I thought I could be the better person and let it go, but till this very day, I've always found giving her shit about her poor English is a lot more fun.

You should call 'hoodies' whatever you want
stella | Homepage | 05.20.08 - 4:04 pm | #