My husband visited the local thrift store to look for a table that he could refurbish for our daughter's room. According to her, she can no longer function in this world without a little vanity of some sort where she can sit and polish her nails.
While at the thrift store, my 10-year-old browsed the shoe section. She brought up a pair of boots to her dad and asked if he would buy them for her. "Sure!" he said. "Throw 'em in the cart."
In case you're wondering why I fell to the floor in a fit of vapors when they arrived home and my little girl showed me her purchase . . . those heels aren't one inch tall . . . not two inches tall . . . not three inches tall . . . those heels are THREE and ONE-HALF inches tall.
Dinner last night:
spinach and cheese ravioli with marinara sauce
Exactly one year ago:
Exactly two years ago:
Wow, 10! We're only 2 years away from that, and it scares me to death.
ReplyDeleteAy carumba! They're cute, but ay carumba!
ReplyDeleteI think I should make it very clear that under no circumstances is she allowed to wear them! No, No, NO!
ReplyDeleteMy daughters mastered the dress up shoes with heels at age two. They would LOVE the boots your daughter picked out.
ReplyDeleteoh my word! that's what I have to look forward to??? no!
ReplyDeleteEven IF you let her wear them, she'd outgrow them in a couple of months...
ReplyDeleteAt least she has good taste - those are adorable!
ReplyDeleteAhhhhhh well, gotta wear those while you're young. I can't do them anymore.
ReplyDeleteOh my word...lol...I'd brake my neck. They are cute though! =]
ReplyDeleteThey grow up fast. I am 51 and don't have shoes that high. They are really cute though. Good luck.
ReplyDeleteAt least she has good taste. ;-)
ReplyDeleteWow! I never wear heels that high!! I'm stopping by from sits.
ReplyDeleteCough. Cough. Cough.
ReplyDeleteI would laugh, but then I would jinx myself ....
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