Showing posts with label girls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label girls. Show all posts

Friday, October 26, 2007

Book-o-ween!

Children all over the country are participating in Book-o-ween today, except my dd Lindsay. Just when I think she's getting better - today she has a 102.2 temperature and her cough is getting worse. She was SO looking forward to participating in the school parade as Ariel (Little Mermaid) but I had to be the bad guy and tell her she had to stay in bed for the 4th day in a row. Her birthday is tomorrow and I really just want her to get better so she can enjoy her day. All she wants to do is have the family go to the aquarium and hang out there together. What a great kid.


So back on topic - for Book-o-ween, Jessica went as Strawberry Shortcake. She wanted to be a princess but I told her that chances are, every other little girl would be one of the Disney Princesses and why don't we find something different. So we went through her books and found 2 favorites...Angelina the Ballerina and Strawberry Shortcake. Strawberry Shortcake it is. Here are a couple pictures from our way out the door this morning. Lindsay has bed-head and again, not feeling well, but she really wanted to have a picture of her and Jess together.



Now for halloween, Lindsay has chosen the cheerleader costume from High School Musical and Jessica has selected a "forrest fairy" costume. Lindsay's costume is a little big for her, but at least she can put it in her dress-up box and get good use out of it for the next year. Can't wait to see all the halloween pics next week. I love seeing what all the other kids are dressed up as...I am always amazed at what some of the moms out there make. Sadly, I just rely on my checkbook. heehee.

Have a great weekend!
Cami

Saturday, September 29, 2007

My baby is growing up...(*sniff)



My youngest daughter, Jess, lost her first tooth today. She is only 4 (soon to be 5 though). She was so excited to discover a "wiggly tooth" a few days ago. Today she worked on it ALL DAY. She wouldn't leave it alone and was asking for apples and for me to keep wiggling it too to see how loose it was. So at dinner, she got it out. I'm really proud of her for being so brave. She didn't know what to expect but was so determined. Here (above) is a lunchtime shot of her looking in the mirror at her wiggly tooth - then below is an after shot of her at dinner.

I guess the days of taking those cute photos with perfectly straight teeth are over (boohooo!!!)