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Sunday, June 6, 2010

Part I, be a sport.

While it has rained buckets all day today, with the sun just barely peaking out at 4:20pm, yesterday was major sun. It was hot, and I picked this Saturday to drive an hour away to see my grandkids in their respective sports events.
First off, my little soccer player.
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She is tall for her age, and next to the other 6 year olds, she looks much older. She was very happy to have her Mimi in attendance.
But she could still get annoyed, as evidenced.......
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While this next picture is not entirely in focus, I loved the way the hair moves, and the sweetness of difference between these two little girls........a ponytail in curls, a flip in straight.

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She has all the moves, and as yet, none of the aggressiveness that makes points.
But she is, after all, only 6.
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Funny how when you have daughters, you never imagine that there could be other little girls that could capture your heart. It seems impossible. What little girls? Where? How????
Here's how.
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6 comments:

Anonymous said...

I love the photo where she is a bit annoyed... My 8 year old granddaughter does the same thing only in a total POUT stance.... aren't little girls funny?

DI

LA said...

I can't get over how much she has grown since she was on your blog before!!! You're a lucky "Mimi"!!!

Hilary said...

So sweet. I love the annoyed look.. just a teensy bit of attitude there. ;) Looking forward to part two.

Sue Schwarz said...

precious girl..my granddaughter is 24 and still can do that pout thing

Sue Schwarz

Sharon said...

I love her hair! Yesterday at our grandson's graduation party, his little sis was in the pool nonstop - such a little fish. Someone said, funny how Mexican she looks when she's swimming. We howled. That's probably because she's all Mexican, except for the 1/4 Scot.

Country Girl said...

Someday I hope to have grandchildren.

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