Well last night his school was having a sock hop or sorts for the 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders. He attends a small private Catholic school so we are talking about a total of about 50 kids here, and even though they are in different grades they all know each other.
My son comes to me before the dance and says, "Dad, i want one of those frilly shirts to wear. And one of those black coats."
At my strange look he added, "You know with the thing that goes around your middle. Like grooms wear when they get married."
"A tuxedo?"
"Yeah," he said. "So I can impress the ladies.
Of course I dashed his fashion dreams when I told him that's not what you wear to a sock hop.
Of course he had a fabulous time despite the fact he only got to wear jeans and a white t-shirt.
Yes, that is my son shaking his moneymaker to the YMCA.
And here is a picture of him looking sad when the festivities ended.

His desire to wear a tuxedo to a sock hop (LOL!) clearly shows that he's the reincarnation of that most elegant of male dancers, Fred Astaire!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I'm glad he had such a great time. What a happy little dude. :)
ReplyDeleteThat's too cute.
ReplyDeleteawwwww!!! You must be so so so proud!!! What a dancer and mover! What a budding star! And best of all is how he really looks like he's having the time of his life. That's really nice.
ReplyDeleteHe's adorable - and I hope he gets to wear a tux to a dance soon.
Take care
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rhythm's gonna getcha, young fella :D
ReplyDeleteThat's really sweet. :)
ReplyDeleteThe young'un understands "dress to impress" all right.
ReplyDeleteToo funny! He looks like he could be one of the Blues Brothers.
ReplyDeleteSo happy to see you on my blog. I am finally getting back into the personal blog world after too long of a hiatus. Also, my son is also a tap dancer! LOL! He's 7 and performing this month in his first little show. Too funny. Great post!
ReplyDeleteThose shades say "Jazz Man" that hat on the other hand says St Patti's day.
ReplyDeleteMay your son continue dancing throughout life - to his own unique beat!
ReplyDeleteHow sweet he is (I am sure he is not aiming for 'sweet') But bless him!!!!
ReplyDeleteOh geesh, that's cute. And he'd look so handsome in a tux. :)
ReplyDeleteYour boys are your greatest feat of authorship!
ReplyDeleteAloha from Spring Time in Waikiki, Travis
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LOVE it! We have a six year old grand son that has more rhythm than a couple of his older sisters. It drives them nuts! Of course he's more than willing to entertain them with his "moves".
ReplyDeleteOMG, what a cutie. And he's right - ladies love men in tuxedos. (Of course, they also love men who can dance.)
ReplyDeleteSmart kid. =o)
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ReplyDeletehaha that picture of him is FANTASTIC! he's going to grow up to be a ladykiller for sure.
ReplyDeletehe really said "So I can impress the ladies"?
ReplyDeleteHe will break hearts, that one!
He's got the right instincts. Being fun to be around, not to mention swanky, will get you far.
ReplyDeleteHey...at least he's got style!
ReplyDeleteIn that post-dance pic, he looks like a mini Blues Brother. Dan Aykroyd would be proud.
ReplyDeleteAs I'm sure you are. :)
haha I LOVE this post, that was AWESOME he got his pops moves I see?? haha this was a great post.
ReplyDeleteA tuxedo that's awesome
Gotta love that face!
ReplyDeleteToo cute!
ReplyDeleteBut Travis, where are you now?
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