Move Over Wayne Newton

Miss A, my 5-year-old, never ceases to amaze me with her diverse interests. I don’t really think of her as a traditional tomboy, but then again, she’s no miss priss. In the past few weeks she’s expressed interest in ‘nastics (gymnastics), violin lessons, and karate. I think karate may stick. She tried soccer last year but was really more into twirling (her entire body and her hair) and picking dandelions.

On the one hand she asked for a totally girly girl princess dressing table for her bedroom last Christmas, the kind you sit at and primp to your heart’s desire while brushing your hair 100 strokes and letting your toenail polish dry as sparrows flit around your tiara and your handsome prince arrives in a horse drawn carriage.

On the other hand she came home from a shopping excursion to the dollar store last weekend with the hubby the proud owner of a rubber dagger, a pirate sword, a spy kit, AND a magic kit. Tonight he taught both girls how to play blackjack and she won three out of her first four hands.


Separated at birth?



She’s either going to have a stellar career in Vegas, lead CTU after Jack Bauer finally retires, or end up on Reno 911.

Champagne Taste, Capri Sun Budget

Miss C is obsessed with becoming a spy. First there was Nancy Drew. Now there is Roxy Hunter.

Yesterday she insisted that I help fix her hair in low pigtails like Roxy Hunter.

And then she wanted to look for a messenger bag like Roxy.

Of course I reminded her that she has a pink leopard messenger bag for school but that’s not the “right” type of bag.

While I cleaned the kitchen last night she started searching for the perfect bag online.

She found one!

Of course my kid would find a $175 Dolce & Gabana denim bag at Saks. A mystery solving girl must have the right accessories. Apparently.

I think she’ll be taking her allowance to our friendly neighborhood super discount center.

p.s. Any other spy girl characters we should know about? I’ve already thought of Harriet the Spy.

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