So, these are not the best quality photos, but they hold good memories.
This year, Evelynn asked to wear her spanish dancer dress for halloween (which was her same costume from last year), and I was more than happy to oblige her request.
And we borrowed the cute flower costume from a friend.
Quick and easy =)
Scott has been out of town this week, so I embraced the quick and easy approach to costumes this year.
Here is our spanish dancer and our chubby little maisy daisy.
We had a really nice family day filled with all sorts of things that our four year old loves.
She ate a pancake breakfast on the special plate, opened a couple of gifts, took a bus ride, explored science world, watched Cinderella for the first time, played with her "amimals" and princess "intivities" (these are her little figures that she plays with every single day), and finished off the day by getting a pirate pack at white spot.
I love this four year old with all my heart.
One reason I love Vancouver so much is that we get to really experience all of the seasons. I like change and variety in my life, so the change of seasons is refreshing for me. The new colors and temperatures always seem to come at just the right time.
The brightly colored leaves that cover the ground with beauty are a gorgeous backdrop for the snow tipped mountains and the crisp cool air.
And, toques on little kids is just about the cutest thing ever.
Look who is standing on her own! As you can see, she is quite proud of herself for this little accomplishment. She's not taking any steps yet, but I have a feeling we are very close.
Our little Evelynn is really growing up these days.
She is becoming such a little lady.
I am constantly reminding myself that this is a good thing.
It is good that she is becoming more independent and able to do more things by herself.
Yes, it is convenient that she can put on her own clothes and brush her own hair.
But, I don't know about pumping herself on the swing now.
I think I prefer to always push my little girl on the swing.
(Yes, I am aware that I was the one who taught her to pump her legs on the swing...)
And why does she have to peel her own orange?
I quite like peeling her oranges for her.
There are certain things that I love doing for my girl and it's hard to let them go.
I am so proud of the little lady that Evelynn is becoming.
I can be hard on myself as a Mom sometimes.
But then I look at how beautiful and kind Evelynn is, and I am reminded that I am actually doing a pretty decent job.
We are in a really enjoyable stage with her right now.
She usually remembers her manners all on her own.
The meltdowns are less common. (hallelujah!)
And we have these hilarious conversations all the time because Evelynn asks questions about everything all day long.
I feel honored to be the one who gets to explain the world to her.
I get to answer her questions about God, nature, friends, emotions....
I pray that I am adequately satisfying her daily curiosity about life.
I pray that I am showing her a glimpse of the kind of love that her heavenly Father has for her.
She is beautiful and she is our little lady.
These are the last of our photos from London. I finally got around to organizing the rest of the pictures from our trip. It was fun to relive this trip through these photos. I feel so grateful that we were able to bring our girls on such an amazing trip.
Warning: there are a lot of photos on this post. I am not going to take the time to explain any of them because I am just proud of myself for finally getting them up here.
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