The Princess

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This is our youngest child. I will be calling her The Princess on this blog. She thinks she really is. She acts as if she is. Her siblings sometimes treat her as such too. Her parents are working on gently dispelling these ideas.
She brings such sunshine to our lives though. She loves to sing out loud, and to the embarrassment of her brother, she loves to sing anywhere. Especially in public.
She enters a room with an air of expectancy; such as, Here I am - look at me! often accompanied by hands thrown out, arms wide open, smile on her face.
Her bunny - seen clutched in her arms in the above photo - is her constant companion, and always required for any trip in the car, or time for sleep.
There are so many facets to this 3 year old. And each of them makes me smile.

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  1. AnonymousJune 10, 2009 at 12:01 AM

    I love that phase! Oh - if only we could give them a tad bit of this understanding that they REALLY ARE princesses - daughters of the King! - about 10 years down the road!

    She's adorable - and wow! What a dog! GREAT picture!

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