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Alex_Xolod [135]
3 years ago
13

NOT A MATH QUESTION!!! JUST A LIFE QUESTION....

Mathematics
1 answer:
natka813 [3]3 years ago
6 0

Monday- a. Red shirt, blue pants, white accesories b. Blue shirt, white pants, red assesories c. switch around a. and b.

Tuesday- (Not sure what you were like as a kid) but things I would suggest would be maybe be a tutu (if female), ruffles on shirts, Colorful shirts with lettering, colorful leggings, candy bracelets/ necklaces maybe?

Wednesday- (Don't know what decade day means) Maybe like oversized t-shirts/ hoodies, pastel, etc. probably anything to do with the 21st century

Thurday- Team t-shirts (if you have those), Black pants/shirt with red pants/shirt, you could put face paint with red and black under your eyes, Black and red tutus (sorry for so many tutu ideas) etc. etc.

Friday- If you don't like dresses than i'm guessing it means church clothes so try that domain maybe?

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