Bailey picked out the super-pink, ultra girly, ridiculously gross pink jacket. Kelly honored her wishes and that's what she ended up with. I'll gag every time I see it.
But Bailey is happy.
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1 comment:
You kill me, Mikki.
You had to suspect that the thing we most don't want our babies to like, they will like.
I wouldn't let my daughter have a Barbie Doll (so you played happily with the Barbies all (and I do mean, all) of her friends had).
I think God gives us contrarian children to help us recognize our total lack of control. LOL
You go, Bailey! The spark plug rules!
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