{255/365} Emily's brain never stops swimming with ideas. She puts on dance and singing shows, she sets up book stores and clothes stores, classrooms and art galleries, tea parties and picnics. She's always thinking and always pays great attention to detail. Apparently today there would be a "parade". She was in her room for a while and very quiet. When she finally emerged, she had a banner (it's white and has an "HSM" for High School Musical), a flower garland for the steering wheel (I even let her use some Primas for that) and a can which contained "flowers" to throw at the onlookers (they were actually Lego flowers). She set up her "float" and around she went. Unfortunately this entire process ended in tears as the kid riding on the float kept getting up...that's what you get for hiring a two year old Emily! ;) At least I got this shot so she was happy.Thursday, September 17, 2009
Saturday, September 12
{255/365} Emily's brain never stops swimming with ideas. She puts on dance and singing shows, she sets up book stores and clothes stores, classrooms and art galleries, tea parties and picnics. She's always thinking and always pays great attention to detail. Apparently today there would be a "parade". She was in her room for a while and very quiet. When she finally emerged, she had a banner (it's white and has an "HSM" for High School Musical), a flower garland for the steering wheel (I even let her use some Primas for that) and a can which contained "flowers" to throw at the onlookers (they were actually Lego flowers). She set up her "float" and around she went. Unfortunately this entire process ended in tears as the kid riding on the float kept getting up...that's what you get for hiring a two year old Emily! ;) At least I got this shot so she was happy.
{255/365} Emily's brain never stops swimming with ideas. She puts on dance and singing shows, she sets up book stores and clothes stores, classrooms and art galleries, tea parties and picnics. She's always thinking and always pays great attention to detail. Apparently today there would be a "parade". She was in her room for a while and very quiet. When she finally emerged, she had a banner (it's white and has an "HSM" for High School Musical), a flower garland for the steering wheel (I even let her use some Primas for that) and a can which contained "flowers" to throw at the onlookers (they were actually Lego flowers). She set up her "float" and around she went. Unfortunately this entire process ended in tears as the kid riding on the float kept getting up...that's what you get for hiring a two year old Emily! ;) At least I got this shot so she was happy.
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