We took this picture before Belle insisted that she wear glittery lipgloss and have her hair curled and pulled into a side pony. She looked adorable...especially when she walked gracefully with her hands flared out and swaying with the swish of her dress (with her pants and shirt bunched sloppily underneath...and it didn't seem to bother her one bit. Funny girl.)
Her Elegance was ushered right to the front of the popcorn line by adoring Belle fans. Quincy shrugged like, "ok, why not?" and waltzed up to the counter like a queen and ordered our popcorn with extra butter and tiny donuts.Heaven help me, she's already being introduced to the "cute girl shortcuts" in life.
Huh. ok, scratch that....I'm pretty sure she discovered "cute girl shortcuts" the first time she batted her eyes at Aaron and used her dimples to get her out of serving a time out. Oh well.
It is always fun to take my kids to movies, but watching her face as she watched this movie was absolutely priceless. I loved how she'd reach out into the air in front of her to try and "touch" the snow or feathers or whatever appeared to be floating toward her, and how she'd startle or jump then quickly push the glasses up onto her forehead anytime the Beast roared at us. I loved when she sang along. I loved how excited she was for the "tangled" mini film feature. I loved when she sat in my lap and we snuggled under our blanket for the 2nd half of the movie.
She loved the movie, tore through several bags of candy, blew kisses to her "fans" that oohed and aahed over her glittery cuteness when we left the theater, belted every word of "Mercy" by Duffy on the ride home, and rubbed her eyes as she told me she's "not even tired, yet."
When we pulled into our garage, she thanked me for our date and confessed, "Last night at yesterday I wished on a even star that we'd have that date!"
She loved the movie, tore through several bags of candy, blew kisses to her "fans" that oohed and aahed over her glittery cuteness when we left the theater, belted every word of "Mercy" by Duffy on the ride home, and rubbed her eyes as she told me she's "not even tired, yet."
When we pulled into our garage, she thanked me for our date and confessed, "Last night at yesterday I wished on a even star that we'd have that date!"
Gush.
Man, I love that girl.
Goodnight, Belle. I hope all your "even star" dreams come true!
2 comments:
That is the sweetest thing I've ever heard.
Oh, she's adorable. It's really too bad we don't live closer, she and Evie are so much alike!
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