So here we are, making crowns.
I'm not sure why.
But does it matter, really, in the whole
scheme of things?
Of course not.
Dianna and Brooke decorating their strips.
Because why wouldn't you?
"Dianna, I love that! May I copy yours?"
Because imitation is the sincerest form
of flattery, right?
Why doesn't that work with prom dresses?
Do not note the clutter behind the child.
Clutter is normal. Healthy. We embrace it.
Behold the child.
A king.
Because imaginations should be nurtured
and construction paper is fairly cheap.
Very cute post, Ruthy! :D Love the pictures!
ReplyDeleteAnd isn't that funny how imitation is not flattery when it comes to prom dresses? ;)
~Amber
Ah, yes, Amber-my-sweet, prom dresses and mother-of-the-bride gowns are NOT to be duplicated.
ReplyDeleteIt is an ancient rule best left unbroken. :)
you know I love it!!! My kids are in it! hahaha! Love you!
ReplyDeleteSheer bliss, that's what this post is. I'd begun to think that kids didn't play imaginative games any more and yet there they are, enjoying themselves royally. :-)
ReplyDeleteThe fact that you have clutter makes me love you all the more :-)
ReplyDeleteWe are BIG dress-up people around here. I'm particularly fond of playing Gandalf. Cotton balls glued together make for a great beard ;-)