I've always been more of a tomboy than a
girly girl. I think because my Dad treated me like I could do anything I thought being
girly was wimpy. Let's be honest, I wore a Dallas Mavericks t-shirt,
cleats, pig tails and jeans every day of 5
th and 6
th grade so the boys would pick me first to play soccer. In the past few weeks I've realized that
girly is O.K. :) Not to mention that lately everyone thinks Molly is a boy. She mostly wears Gap and won't wear a bow so it's to be expected. In celebration of my new realization Molly has 3 new pale pink dresses (sorry Michelle) and a new back pack. It's a tiny one that she can wear to Sunday school so I don't have to carry the huge diaper bag. She picked it out at Baby's R Us and it is probably the most
girly one there. I showed her about ten others and she kept holding it and saying "this". As long as she doesn't get the "princess" attitude it's
OK with me.

PS-It looks so cute on!
3 comments:
hOW CUTE:) Enjoy the girl stuff for me:)
You know I am going to have to report you for child abuse right?? POOR MOLLY!!! =) We were in Wal-Mart getting Eli's Easter basket Sunday (which he sat on and broke last night!!!!) and he wanted green. I was holding 2 green baskets asking which one he wanted. He pointed to the fuzzy, pink, tiarra shaped basket that said "Princess" and said "that one!" We got GREEN!!!! Josie is rubbing off=)
I understand - G is such a girly girl. If it is not pink or a dress or skirt it is a fight to get her to wear it. And the bows - she has to have one in before we leave the house. I wonder what M will be like in that department - hmmmm.
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