Dang. I keep meaning to take some darn nice pictures of my girls to replace the ones I took 2 years ago, but life happens. And by life, I mean Netflix happens. Ha!
However, I'm not a complete Netflix crazy lady, and have somehow managed to snap a few pictures of these stunning little girls of mine.
Ava is growing up like crazy. She loves fashion and posing for the camera (surprise, surprise... I am her mother, after all.) One Sunday she was looking particularly cute, so we went out into our teeny weeny backyard and she modeled for me. It's actually a win-win situation. She gets to model, and I get to practice my mad photog skills.
Isn't her hair just too cute? Ava has this beautiful, thick, blonde hair. She recently asked me for highlights, and I about fainted. I told her I don't even spend money on my hair anymore, why would I spend money on hers? She looked at me and said, "Duh, Mom. YOU went to hair school. You could just do it for free." Touche, my child. Touche.
Still a big, fat NO though. :) Nice try.
However, now that we've been in the sun more and more, it's getting naturally highlighted, and she'll stand in front of the mirror and point every highlight out. Where did she come from?
The same Sunday, I tried getting a good picture of Coco, but she wasn't going to have it. This was the best I could do. At least I captured her little sandals on the wrong feet. Toddlers + shoes on the wrong feet never gets old. I crack a smile every time she puts her shoes on.
I did get a cute picture of Halle, though. I love the windblown hair and her little dress. This is how I'll forever remember her. My carefree, wild little girlie.
These pics were taken on Mother's Day. I am realizing more and more that I don't have enough pictures of ME with my kids. I'm always the one behind the camera, and let's be honest, they're much cuter to look at than I am, but still. I want some pictures of all of us!
Ava's dimple cracks me up...
And this sweet little picture. Ugh. I can't even. Halle is too sweet for words.
Now, on this blessed Mother's Day, Coco didn't have shoes. True story. I grabbed them as we were running to the car to head to church, and I thought I put them in my bag... and I didn't. I left them on the counter. So, she went to church shoeless. She also took of her little cardigan... which made her look like a little hippie child.
She's also starting to pull some really funny faces when I ask her to smile.
And yes, Halle wore hot pink high heels with a red dress. That's how we roll.
Motherhood has changed me. It is now my whole life. Literally, my whole life. It's so hard/rewarding/exhausting/challenging/loving and stretches me to the limits every. single. day. but these 3 girls are my world.
