New Pink Pants worn EVERYDAY: 1/2 price at Gap
Shirt worn backwards: end of clearance .99 at Old Navy
Purple Socks: "borrowed" from Aunt Nell
Flip Flops worn in the winter: left at our house so claimed as "mine"
Seeing the biggest smile on your two year olds' face for dressing herself: PRICELESS!
I think she needs to wear a sign on her shirt that says, "My mom had nothing to do with this outfit".
Shirt worn backwards: end of clearance .99 at Old Navy
Purple Socks: "borrowed" from Aunt Nell
Flip Flops worn in the winter: left at our house so claimed as "mine"
Seeing the biggest smile on your two year olds' face for dressing herself: PRICELESS!
I think she needs to wear a sign on her shirt that says, "My mom had nothing to do with this outfit".
9 comments:
Definately Priceless! The smile tells it all. I'm glad I'm not the only mother who has a daughter that likes to dress herself like little orphan Annie!
LOL!!! That is awesome!!! She is too cute!!!!
I could be worse. My 11 year old still dresses like that. I still want to put that same sign on her some days.
That's how she looks when she stays with Grandma Gayle and I still blame it on her mother!!!! (maybe she learned it in Idaho)
Love ya,
Mom
LOL. she is too funny. I love that she gets "obsessed" with a new article of clothing every week or two.
She pulls it off well too!!:)
So fun. You have a beautiful daughter Trish.
That's cute. My Alyssa dresses herself all the time. I'm sure most people think I'm crazy for dressing my child like a orphan. I loved her little santa dress she wore yesterday! She's a cutie :)
That picture is awesome! my girls look like that all the time!! I haven't even talked to you in forever! I think maybe you taught my class in st. George? And I haven't even talked to you to see how it went. Hope all is well with your fam. love your blog.
Aly
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