We were off of school for Good Friday. We started out at the nail salon getting our toes all pretty. Then we headed out to lunch and I decided I wanted bluebonnet pictures. The girls promised they would be good for the camera. It was a little bright and not the best light for pictures but I didn’t know when I would have time to get it done. They were great, at first and then they saw butterflies and started chasing them. I got a few good ones then we decided to play for awhile. Presley caught the first butterfly and Brooke was a little upset because she didn’t have a butterfly. Presley offered to catch one for her and off she went. She was successful and Brooke was happy. They didn’t want to let the butterflies go so I let them bring them in the car. They were flittering all over the car and the girls were arguing which butterfly belong to each other. They were so giddy and loved watching them fly all over the car. They were right, It’s the little things that make a difference. If I could freeze time I would have frozen our ride home with the butterflies.Just a magical moment for such a short time.
Friday, April 6, 2012
Saturday, March 17, 2012
Nordstrom’s Fashion Show
Before we left for our ski vacation, I had taken the girls to get some new shoes and the sales person invited them to be in their upcoming fashion show. I immediately said yes, because one, I knew the girls would have a blast and two, it was a great photo opportunity and of course, a new blog post. The fashion show was on St. Patrick’s Day after we got back from skiing. The girls were so excited and would practice strutting there stuff and even blowing kisses to the fake audience. My thoughts quickly turned to day dreams of them walking the runway. I, myself couldn’t wait for my sweet girls to show me their sweet personalities. We arrived promptly at 8:30 on Saturday morning, and I realized I was crazy to agree to get out and about so early on a Saturday morning but I knew it would be worth it.
We changed our clothes and headed to get their makeup done. It was just a little blush and lip gloss. But, by the look in their eyes it was much more than makeup, it was the whole experience.
They posed for me shortly and then got a little shy and decided they were done posing.
I moved to the back of the store thinking I could get some better shots but they both walked so fast I could barely capture a shot. They didn’t strut or blow kisses to the audience like they had showed me the prior week. I think their stage fright kicked in, but this momma was still so proud of her little fashion divas.
Presley posed for me a few more times and then we were off to buy their outfits plus more. They had picked out another outfit and Mimi was kind enough to buy those for the girls. They had so much fun and I was glad we were given the opportunity for such a great day.
We had a special date to try on clothes and decide which outfit they would wear. This was the dressing room door which even had their name on the door. They spelled Brooke’s name wrong but she didn’t even notice, the excitement had already taken over. They even had snacks waiting for us when we entered the dressing room. I didn’t get a picture because they were indulging before I could get a shot.
These shoes were tried on but Cinderella didn’t choose these for the final walk.
Brooke loved this outfit and wanted to wear this one but we were told that this one was already taken. She was a little disappointed but loved the other as well so her mind was made up
Presley loved this outfit but it wasn’t a dress so it was out of the running. But it did end up in our bag on fashion day.
Of course, these were the final two outfits and they looked just precious on my two little models. Nordstrom’s really made them feel special and they really felt like a model for a day.