She is a joy. I hope we can repeat the process often. Perhaps without the paint, coke, jelly beans and diabetic-coma tea.
pssst...more on the Pit thing a little later.
Friday, July 10, 2009
To the dear woman who lent me her daughter for the afternoon yesterday
I am so sorry about the bright red and blue paint on the lovely white shirt. And the lovely face. And the beautiful blond curls. And the bottoms of her feet. I'm also sorry about the sugar high. I fully admit that cokes, jelly beans and six spoonfuls of sugar in her tea is not the greatest nutrition for a child of six. I sometimes find it very hard to say no to other people's children.
She is a joy. I hope we can repeat the process often. Perhaps without the paint, coke, jelly beans and diabetic-coma tea.
pssst...more on the Pit thing a little later.
She is a joy. I hope we can repeat the process often. Perhaps without the paint, coke, jelly beans and diabetic-coma tea.
pssst...more on the Pit thing a little later.
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Seriously! It's so hard to say no to other people's children. I can't wait to be a grandma! I used to always say that when we first married, but my hubby would remind me we had to be parents, first. LOL
Have a great weekend!
~Shaye
These are cute! I love all the colors.
Don't care about the paint, don't care about the coke, feet wash. Emma had the best time!
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