The end.
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
So this one time . . . .
Once upon a time there was a girl who enjoyed a peek at Facebook every now and again. Who are we kidding? She had an ever so slight addiction. This girl enjoyed seeing what her friends of yesteryear were up to, and also found it a lovely way to keep up with new friends. However. . . SHE DOES NOT CARE WHAT YOU ATE, OR ARE ABOUT TO EAT FOR DINNER.
Saturday, June 12, 2010
Monday, June 7, 2010
oops, i did it again . . .
Funny story . . . (ignore the date stamp!) Anna has been talking herself in and out of getting her ears pierced ever since we did Sara's. Three times now, we've been in the store with her ready to go. And then it's a no go! The most recent trip involved another girl actually getting her's pierced while we were there. I asked if we could watch 'cause I though Anna should know exactly what she was in for. Well, when the lady pulled out and loaded "the gun" - ANNA WAS OUTTIE!! She hid behind me, and behind a rack of earrings and wouldn't look. That's okay, and we left. She gets very worried about anything that involves pain (especially shots) and that gun that was gonna shoot earrings through ears was the last straw!
Thursday we took a trip back to Claire's to get some finger nail polish so we could do this:
While we were browsing, she informed me that she'd like to look at the earrings again. She had chosen, last time, the ones she wanted. And wanted to take another look at them. To my surprise, she informed me that she wanted to do it today, because Dad would be SO surprised! (He was gone for 3 days at youth conference.) Alrighty then! It's funny what motivates when you're 6! The best part of the whole thing was that after it was over and during the car ride home, she repeatedly told me that I had been right - it hadn't been that bad! And that she would try not to worry so much about things that I told her not to worry about ;) She even said in her prayers that night "Please help me to not worry so much about things." If only it were that easy ;) I wish I'd learned at an earlier age not to worry so much about things my mom told me wouldn't be so bad!
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