My daughter and Ellie met me at the airport on Thursday, and Ellie looked at me, pointed and smiled. "Doggie" she said. Everything is doggie. She's got a great laugh now, and she laughs at everything. She climbs on everything. She is fearless. Except for that thing they call "turkey" in the "Li'l Meals" - she's afraid of that. These are older photos that live on my daughter's computer; my photos will wait til I get home Oct. 4.
She's so cool, she's so hip, she's so styling. And today after services, I taught her to make a sound while she fingers her lips -- "brbbrbbrbbrbb" -- which she thinks is the funniest thing in the world. I adore her.
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Too cute, too hip, too cool for school! What a joy.
Now that is girl who knows how to wear shades. You work it Beanie!
Since BabyGirl has been wearing glasses for her far sightedness since she was 2 yrs old, we've never needed sunglasses b/c we always paid extra to make BabyGirl's lense be Transitions lenses.
She's such a cutie. How nice that you are there for the holidays, divajood. And that you get to spend time with that sweet grand-daughter.
Karena, she is a DIT (Diva-in-training) and I just bought her three new pairs of shoes. She loves her shoes.
Tina, do the transistion lenses work? Because I am told they don't work in cars. If they do, then I should get me a pair for my own self.
Robin, we took her to services yesterday, dropped her in the child care section. She did great for one hour, then had a full scale melt down. We left. I was so grateful, I think that's why she got as much clothing and footwear as she did from me today.
Cutie...wish I could hear her laugh!
Shoes! That is so funny. Why is it women always seem to bond over shoes? She's a real peach, my dear. And I love the shades!
Sumo, she is one happy baby.
TFLS, women and shoes, I don't know. But it is a real bond, for sure. Thank you.
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