Taken on big sister’s birthday, June 6, by my mother-in-law, Mimi. (Notice the one sock.)
I remember this dress.
This dress is the one your sister wore a few years ago. It was a present from Grandma.
This dress has the cute hemline that begs to be twirled in while barefoot in the backyard. I found it in the attic a few weeks ago in storage tossed in with some of her other outgrown cotton t-shirts and play shorts from the summer your sister turned 4.
You were so excited to try on this dress when I showed it to you. It’s your favorite now, this dress, you tell me.
This dress I will remember. It’s my favorite now.
Oh my goodness! ADORABLE! I really love that picture!
LOVE the one sock!
What a cute picture. The one sock makes it perfect.
Thanks ya’ll. I did a little retouch magic on Picnik.com to make it look somewhat “antiquey.” (very accurate term…heh!)
Jamie! Landed in Brentwood last week – still no computer but have my iPhone….email me when you get a chance and I’ll send u my phone number!
I love that! I do that with the boys. I had a favorite outfit with Sean that I later used again with Brady. it’s one of the few outfits that I kept when all was said an done, as a reminder of them as little people.
Yeah, we do the “one sock on, one sock off” thing here at our house, too
What a great picture! I love the dress. I miss the days when my girls would dress that cute.
Came across your blog, and just had to comment… Absolutely gorgeous dress!!
Rach x
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