maybe it is something about being a third grade teacher. Or maybe it is the historical nuttiness in me. It could be what my grandfather instilled in me many a year ago, but I could look at pictures all day long, and never tire of them. I could sit and tell stories for hours on end. The art of oral dictation is sorely under used these days.
I spent today cleaning the house, the closets, wishing for a dust fairy...but ended up thinking about the too small clothing that was being placed into the good will bag, and refusing to place a couple of the "too cute to get rid of" items in there. A few of these items were the cutesy ones my little growing TOMBOY has put aside...like these costumes from all the years. Just look at how my little Aly pumpkin has grown!!!
I can't believe our house will be completely consumed by double digits in 2011. My little girl has really stretched upwards lately. I love her right down to her every freckle.
I can't believe our house will be completely consumed by double digits in 2011. My little girl has really stretched upwards lately. I love her right down to her every freckle.
3 comments:
Love her little pumpkin face. She is a beautiful child...you are so blessed.
Aly has always been a cutie patootie from the first time I met her when she was a tiny baby!!!
It's funny...just yesterday I was hunting down all my old Halloween photos. I'm going to make a Halloween collage for each kid of their past costumes! Isn't it fun to look at those?
Aww, she is so cute, I love the pumpkin baby!!!
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