Mr. Relay

At Relay for Life, there is a contest called Mr. Relay.

Ten guys are in the game. They have 2 minutes to go through shopping carts full of GIRL girls and pick out what they want to wear. Then they have five minutes to have their teams help them get dressed and makeup on. :)

After they are all dolled up? A little Mrs. America style Question-and-Answer session! :)

After they have modeled their clothes and done their best to answer their interview questions, they are let loose on a 3 minute dash around the Relay for Life track to collect as much money to fight cancer as they can in their pretty little purses. :)

The guy with the most money collected is crowned MR. RELAY...

Over the past couple years, my sister and I had donated most of our old high school homecoming/winter formal/prom dresses to GoodWill. Or so I thought...

We are going to play a little game. Ya know in magazines when celebrities are wearing the same thing and the mag has a little column called "Who Wore it Best?"

WECOME TO "WHO WORE IT BEST" MR. RELAY 2011 EDITION

A very cheerful contestant from this year and me. Sophomore year of high school at Homecoming. (WITH A DATE WHO COULD DRIVE BY THE WAY.Yep,going for the older boys.) SAME DRESS.

Who wore it best? WHY, OH WHY DID YOU GUYS LET ME GO OUT WITH MY HAIR LITERALLY IN A BEE HIVE? Ugh. He wins. Just based on hair. And that chest that definitely fills out with dress ;)

One of the lovely contestants this year and me... like 8 YEARS AGO at Winter Ball :) IN THE SAME DRESS :)

Who wore it best? Based on the underwear malfunction, I would have to say I wore it better :) Know the importance of whitey-tighties, boys. ;)

My cousin, Evan, in the same dress I wore to my FIRST EVER HIGH SCHOOL DANCE. Homecoming 2000. :)

Who wore it best? The votes are in. Maybe if my date wasn't leaning AWAY from me, and I had more of a dress-hugging figure like Evan, I would have had a better chance. Evan rocked it. ;)

So donate stuff to GoodWill. SOO much better than just sitting in your closet. I had no idea my three old dresses would help raise over $1,000 to fight cancer just from those three "women" that wore them for 15 minutes. You just never know. :)