Showing posts with label jewelry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jewelry. Show all posts

Saturday, January 26, 2013

Thrilled Birthday Girl


Lexi's birthday is today, so we started it off with opening presents.  I had a feeling she was REALLY going to like the present with the red paper & star on it (from Great Granny Lou & Great Aunt Snookie).  I recognized the star logo.  I told her to keep that one until last.  

Dress that I made -

Card from Grandma Margie


an American Girl Doll... what she's been dreaming about for a year  - THANKS GRANNY & SNOOKIE!


They sent Caroline; the one Lexi had been hoping for.




Mid-morning, I took Lexi and Jordan to the American Girl Store for the first time.  We enjoyed looking at all of the different dolls, outfits, accessories, books, cafe, and doll salon.  I understand that Granny & Snookie enjoyed shopping for the doll too.

Posing by the Caroline Doll Display



Lexi had one more thing on her agenda today.  She has been asking to get her ears pierced for a while.  I told her that I got mine pierced when I was 7 and she could too.  For the last month or so, I have been wishing that I set the age at 10 or 12.  Seven came too quickly.  I certainly gave her LOTS of opportunities to back out, but she was determined.  She wanted to hold my hand while they did it.



She is thrilled with the results.  This will certainly be a birthday to remember.  Lexi got the doll she has been dreaming about and her ears pierced.  Big smiles all around!


Monday, May 28, 2012

Water Park Popularity & Mishap


We went to the water park today and Lexi bumped into several friends from her kindergarten class.  I guess she doesn't have to be sad this summer about not seeing any of them.  She had fun playing with them, going down the slides, and swimming to the cave.  

Unfortunately, she had a mishap on the way back from the cave.  The CTR ring that Grandma Margie gave her slipped off of her finger (that is the second one that has done that).  The pool is about 5 feet deep where that happened and Lexi tried repeatedly to dive down and get it.  In fact, she tried so hard that she had trouble coming back up.  She yelled out for help and a man/father that was nearby got to her right before I could.  She was a little shaken up.  I had to explain that everyone, including Grandma, would rather have her sacrifice the ring before doing that to herself.  Maybe the life guards will find it in the filter.