Happy feet.....
Sydnie was on the floor reading or coloring or something and she turned over on her tummy and put her feet up behind her. To my surprise there were lots of little smiley faces staring back at me. When I asked her about it she simply replied, her toes and feet were happy and wanted happy faces on them. Well, how can you argue with that? They were the happiest little feet and toes I've ever seen!
Grandma Judy sent these "toe-less" socks because the girls could wear them with flip flops. Sydnie thought she was a fashion diva sporting her swimming suit and flip flop socks.
Too funny!
Peyton wore this beautiful creation for crazy sock day during spirit week at school. Yes, the bright pink socks with flip flops and capri's were just lovely! Everyone in her class wanted to know where she bought her socks. Too bad, they were in her stocking from Santa.
This was also part of crazy hat day. It was a hat she picked up on one of our trips to Disneyland. Goofy as a pirate. :-)
This was Sydnie's choice for a crazy hat. Also a Disneyland pirate hat.
One last shot for the silly girls post..... Peyton saw this package of turkey burger on the counter as I was getting ready to make dinner. She asked if it was cow intestines. I explained that no, it wasn't, it was ground up turkey meat. She said she didn't believe me and that she was sure it had cow intestines in it and she refused to eat dinner that night. Ahhh, you've got to love kids and the things they say!!!!
Too funny!
Peyton wore this beautiful creation for crazy sock day during spirit week at school. Yes, the bright pink socks with flip flops and capri's were just lovely! Everyone in her class wanted to know where she bought her socks. Too bad, they were in her stocking from Santa.
This was also part of crazy hat day. It was a hat she picked up on one of our trips to Disneyland. Goofy as a pirate. :-)
This was Sydnie's choice for a crazy hat. Also a Disneyland pirate hat.
One last shot for the silly girls post..... Peyton saw this package of turkey burger on the counter as I was getting ready to make dinner. She asked if it was cow intestines. I explained that no, it wasn't, it was ground up turkey meat. She said she didn't believe me and that she was sure it had cow intestines in it and she refused to eat dinner that night. Ahhh, you've got to love kids and the things they say!!!!
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