Visiting The Dormouse and The Caterpillar at school.
Look at that smile. Talk about Mona Lisa. I can't say enough good about this child. She has been such a joy and am so glad she entered my life. She's starting into the pre-teen years and judging from my experience with that age, it's going to be some interesting years. All those stupid hormone changes and things like that coming up. I told her parents that I wanted a month with her this coming summer.
This kid is so funny. She picks out her own clothes to wear to school every day - or anywhere. I can't remember what she had on under that coat but the whole outfit together with those shoes was funny. I thought I got a picture of her sans coat but apparently not. Underneath those shoes are always mis-matched socks. She picks out those by choice. You will never see her in anything but mismatch socks. Maybe Sunday but I'm not even sure about that. She's got such a funny personality with a very dry sense of humor and totally makes the day worth getting up just to watch her. She's a singer and makes up songs. On the day after the "expected" end of the world, December 22 or whenever it was, she got up when her "clock waked up" singing......"Joy to the world......we didn't die."
I made this blanket for Alice and her fam for Christmas............and the cats totally took over it.
I love those ears.
Hey! Saguaro Cactus in Washington DC. Who knew! It's plastic, but whatever. We ate at this restaurant. I had tamales. They were..... ehhhh.....good...but the masa was completely different than the southwestern touch. When you've had the real stuff, it's hard to get away from that.
I think I'm officially out of photos of Washington DC.
Road trip, anybody??
Gorgeous girls, gorgeous cats. Where to next? I've enjoyed the trip with you.
ReplyDeleteI can see why she holds your heart!! ;) Those cats are beautiful and so is the blanket you made!! I'm ready for a trip! LOL! blessings ~ tanna
ReplyDeletesuch cute kids. :)
ReplyDeleteYou are so blessed to have these wonderful and beautiful granddaughters!!! Will you actually have her for a month when school is out? Wonderful, start planning your schedule of fun things to do!!
ReplyDeleteAnother budding Fashion Designer! ;0)
ReplyDeleteMy grand daughter dressed exactly like that at five and now is in her last year of college in Fashion Design ...Go Figure....you can't! :0)
I love how the youngest marches to a different drummer. Tamales in DC, don't think I chance it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful girls and I enjoyed the glimpses into their personalities. You've got a regular Pippi Longstocking there in the younger. What an original!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos and your comments made me smile. I remember when we lived in Southern California, one of our friends who moved to another part of the states where he went to college, had his mom send care packages of Mexican food, because where he was 'just wasn't as good' as what he was used to. We had one really great Mexican restaurant in Herndon that was a family run operation. Sadly they shut down after 20 years and we haven't found another favorite yet.
ReplyDeleteYes...road trip, indeed. I love Saguaro. The first one I ever saw was in Arizona, a year ago. I'll be there in March!
ReplyDeletePS...I wish I could follow you by email. You don't have that option, though.
Between the gorgeous siamese duo and the ever more fetching grandgirlie I'd say you have hit the jackpot for beautiful family. A month visit!! Awesome!!
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