Julie directed me to a blog which had cool V-day hairstyles, so I did it for the girls.
We went to a temple sealing that day, so we had Aunt A. and Uncle D. babysit the kids, and Aunt A. took this picture for us after we got back and changed:
Before church the next day.
Inside the maze.
D. was pretending it was sacrament time.
We were there during a weekend honoring Black History month, and there was a great storyteller named Kirk Waller, telling traditional African and African American stories.
It's a game--can you find P. in this picture?:
Yum!
Her special week at school.
That's the dress my mom made me for my baptism in 1986. She did a good job preserving it!
Gifts from Grandma and Grandpa, including a little book written by Grandpa just for I. (If you're reading this, H & S, We have a cute video of her opening the dress, too, but we'll send that to you at a later date)
Ta-da!
After all these years of wanting one (starting from when she first saw mine years ago), I. got Kirsten, an American Girl Doll, from Abuelo and Abuela.
