Friday, February 19, 2010

Part One of the Princess Series

I'm going to have to break this up into more than one post so I can effectively document her love of princesses without a princess overdose for the rest of us.

This weeks obsession-


Snow White Costume and Shoes

 

 

Three mornings in a row, I've been woken-up by a little girl shoving her costume in my face asking for help to put it on, over her jammies.

During bath time, the costume had to sit on the counter so she could 'watch it'.

It was put on as her outermost layer of clothing after her bath.

It went with us in the car to her Doctor's appt.

She put on a few performances while dressed up for family when they came to visit.

More than once, she suffered from mistaken identity, like when she told me that Snow White was sitting on the couch ready to watch a show. 




We had a crisis on the fourth straight day of wearing her shoes.  I was at the kitchen sink when I heard the weeping and wailing of a broken hearted little girl across the driveway in our grandma's yard.  I looked out to see her carrying a piece of a shoe in each hand.  One of them had literally snapped in half.  Apparently little princess shoes can't handle the strain of constant wearing and trekking through grass. 



R.I.P Snow White Shoes....you will be missed.

6 comments:

Karen said...

You can't call those little feet Flintstone feet ever again! Those are truly the feet of a princess...tried and true...you can take the embellishments off those shoes and glue them on to another pair...preferably real shoes so they don't break:)

Rachael said...

I guess that's karma...Sophie breaks our Aurora shoes, and then her Snow White ones break! When she is at my house she is in Aurora's dress the whole time. No exaggeration.

Lisa said...

i agree with your mom, put the little snow white bows on some REAL shoes. apparantly they weren't constructed for such a princess.

Shayla said...

Adorable. I seriously thought we were going to live in a Disney Princess world for all our lives and somehow it faded away at our house. Now you're making me sad that I didn't document it better. I wonder if we have some extra Snow White shoes floating around here...I'll have to check and see.

toyamay said...

I need to come get her feet done :), like a true princess.

Alicia Leppert said...

How adorable!! It's so amazing to me that these little girls understand the concept of being pretty and feeling like a princess at such a young age. I love it.