I don’t know about you, but this MADE MY DAY! My 2nd grader totally wore a green shirt for picture day, and it never crossed my mind. They’ve ALWAYS used the traditional gray background so here’s hoping my luck holds out on that this year…or maybe not…if my 2nd grader ends up with a set of school pictures like Carter’s, I might actually buy the extras for once. EPIC!
Have you ever had a school picture snafu of this magnitude? I’d love to hear about it in the comments!
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