Beauty and bravery, tutus and toughness, femininity and fortitude – these things are not mutually exclusive. What Lucy can dream, she can do. And I want her to live in a world where no one can tell her no just because she’s a girl.
…a sunny morning on the sand and also this random candle she found in Nana Meg’s cabinet and carried around for the rest of the day.
The question is…
…is Lucy the spaghetti monster, or does she think the spaghetti is a monster? Further study will be required, I think, to make a final determination.
Y’all…
This beautiful, silly, clever kid. Oh, my heart. 😊
(Also, about ten minutes after this photo was taken, she broke Graham’s phone. LOL.)
Summer around here is watermelon season.
Lucy approves.
…when we do it together.
These two, y’all. I’ve never seen two creatures more determined to be best friends.
“…then you didn’t say no, Mama.”
Guess I’d better get used to this, huh? (But honestly, it’s fine. Everything in that drawer is plastic. At least, it is now. 😉)
In this house, we all have our roles to play. Lucy is the baby, I’m the mama, Graham is the dad. And Merlin?
Merlin is the bouncer.
Today, in the further adventures of Merlin and Weird Hairless Cat –
These two, y’all. They sure do keep us entertained. 😊
Y’all…
She is actually Merlin’s baby.
(I mean, not really. But don’t tell him. Because he sure does love his Weird Hairless Cat so much.)
