Remember, WAAAYYY back in December, when there was talk of Sugar Plums Dancing in our heads? Oh the joy of Nutcracker. Princess, had a delightful time. Since January is the month that we celebrate the birth of our beautiful girl, I thought this tribute was a nice follow up.
Step 1: Hair. Can it be that my beautiful little girl no longer needs help with the ballet bun? I don't know if I should cry, or be over the moon happy with this new independence. I'll get back with you on that one. ;)
Step 2: Make-up. So fun on day one, but by the end of the show the glamour had worn off. She was pretty tired of scrubbing the gunk off each night.
Step 3: Getting into the costume. Putting on the hoop and dress. Look closely at her face. She has a mesh bag over her head. It keeps the stage make-up off those beautiful white gowns. I'm telling you, the ladies that run the show are amazing. They have thought of everything, down to the tiniest detail.
Steps 4&5: Halo and wings.
And voila. . .Our Princess is an Angel. (That is Grandma with our girl.)
We already knew this. . .
It all started here. . .
Happy Birthday Princess!
Fabulous post and beautiful, beautiful girl. You have a pretty pretty angel to be sure.
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting!
(Now I have to think of a re-enactment) LOL
Thank you Mary, I couldn't agree more. (Being the momma, I'm a little biased.)
ReplyDeleteYou are so welcome. Thanks for motivating me to dust off the old blog. It was fun to post again.
As for the re-enactment--you are the bomb!
(Not awesomesauce?)
ReplyDeleteAhhhh! Happy birthday!
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday to Princess! We miss you! PS- not too late for this to be your A photo on my blog
ReplyDeleteGood idea Lorri. I'm going to link right now.
ReplyDeleteHow did I not comment on this sooner?!? Goodness she is a gift of sweetness!! Be happy about the independence, it means you are doing your job:)
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