Kids in Shirts!

Grandma has come to visit and she brought shirts for the kids. Last night I showed them to Willow and Michael. Willow said "OOOOHHH, Pretty!!" and pointed out the cute animials on the shirt. She immediately wanted to wear it, so, since it was 9 p.m., I let both kids model their shirts and wear them to bed. They actually liked these shirts a lot, and they fit (with room to grow). These are "Fort Wayne, Indiana" shirts--where my mom lives (and where I was born, actually).

Here are some blurry cell phone pics!





Comments

Suzy said…
So cute! Hope you have a good visit with your Mom.
10:39 AM
Kristin said…
Cute shirts and pics. I love that last shot of Willow. I don't think I was ever that flexible.
3:47 PM
Photogrl said…
SO cute!

Thank you so much for your reassuring comment on my blog about my upcoming c-section. It gives me much hope for a better outcome this time!
2:55 PM
Patty Lou said…
Willow is sitting just like I USED to be able to sit. Im glad they like there Indiana shirts. That made Grandma happy.
4:33 PM
MrsSpock said…
Ah, good 'ol Fort wayne, Not too far from me now.
9:16 AM
JJ said…
Adorable!
9:02 PM
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