Back to School--Clothing Inventory

Each year in August I ask my kids to inventory and make a list of their needed items for back-to-school attire.  I even ask Gavin to tell me what he thinks he needs.  This is a result of many mornings, where girls didn't have the items to finish the new outfit--white shirt to go under the cute top, or shoes that matched and didn't have holes in them. (Or the Easter morning that we discovered the security tag was still on Tiffany's dress--she had never tried it on. She wore it by the way.  Don't judge me.  It was Easter and there were pictures!)

Marissa and I have steadily been talking about and working on getting her set up in her new apartment for the past month or so.  She and her roommates have a Google spreadsheet they are sharing to help identify what we need to bring.  Jocelyn and I did her back to school shopping while we were up at cub camp.  Gavin doesn't care about his clothes as long as they are "soft", and I have been picking up things for him along the way.  I asked Tiffany, when she returned from the trek, to go through her clothes and make a list of things she needed for school.  I expected one done with paper, and cute lettering and designs as Jocelyn has done, or a texted list as Marissa created.  Instead I found this in her room.