It was an early release today.
We headed out to get the goods.
We hemmed and hawed in the isles of the store.
What to get for girls.
What to get for boys.
It's all political you know.
Making valentines is VERY serious business.
There is no laughing, there is no joking
Just pure concentration
After all, we wouldn't want a boy to get a valentine that reads: "Love Ya"
And we certainly wouldn't want a girl to get a valentine that reads: "Marry Me"
Rumors would circulate, ponytails would be pulled, teasing would not be avoided on the bus ride home.
It could be very ugly
If any mistakes
were
made.
See, the serious concentration aboveand the intense eyes below
If you give her a gumball, she'll smile, but only for the picture
Then, it's back to work
He has them all lined up here. Boys get the first pick. Anything leftover is meant for those nasty wasty girls.
Morgan is not concerned with any of this yet.
She's just concentrating on what shoes go best with her diaper. She wants to look her best for her best Valentine. . . DaDa, of course.
Happy Heart Day! Don't forget to tell you favorite Valentines how much you love them!
3 comments:
I love it, i remember doing the same thing when it came to Valentines Day. Ad where did you get your shoes? They are so cute.
Homemade valentines are such a lost art! We did the same. Boys got white ones, girls got pink ones and of course best friends got red ones with stars!
Thanks so much for helping me out today and for the cute valentine from Levi!
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