Addi wants to grow up to be a cow girl just like her Aunt Amy. 
As you can see Addi is thrilled to have her aunt here. Amy gets roused from slumber every morning (probably earlier than she appreciates) with hugs and kisses from her biggest fan.
This is her Twilight pose.
The highlight for us was playing with friends. Addi aches to play with friends everyday and sometimes it just doesn't happen so on days like these she is in heaven! And so am I because all she wants to do is play, play, play and that means I can chat, chat, chat with the other moms. 
Oh dear Hazel we don't know what we'll do without you when we go.
The real tragedy of moving, is leaving these friends that have become family.
A day to remember.
I am no quilter and this is why, all this time and fabric and I don't love it...maybe it will grow on me.
We went on most of the rides together and one of our favorites was the Wipe Out..or the octopus ride as Addi was pleased to call it...she gave it that name after seeing the starfish on the top of the ride. Anyway, it was a spinning ride and we were spinning so hard and fast that it was spinning the drool right out of us! That made us laugh, which made more drool come out and that made us laugh even harder....oh boy...good times.
I love the look of a darling smocked sun dress but the pre-smocked fabric you can get at the store is either cheesey or granny. I was so excited when I found Heather Ross' tutorial via Martha Stewart. So I can make cute smocked clothing with fabric that I love! You can click on the picture to get a closer view and if you're wondering it is VERY EASY!
There are few things Addi loves more than a fancy, princessy nightie. The ones I made this winter are WAY too hot for summer so I started these (Butterick 6659) a few weeks ago. Other projects kept popping up and taking precedence. But I finally finished them and I think they turned out pretty well. Now Addi will have some breezy nighties for the summer.
