Again, stuck in bed, so catching up on my blogs! Don't forget to scroll down, don't want you to miss out on any of the fun, and I still need your help! I still have one more to go after this post. Over the last, oh, almost 9 months now, I have been collecting for My Mavery's wardrobe. And sadly, you will notice that most of these adorable little outfits are quite summery looking. WHERE IS MY LOA! Prayerfully it will still be warm so she can wear these oh so cute clothes! Now, I just need to get me some matching hair bows, you know that girl will be in big ole bows! Praying I am not looking for jackets to cover these up with.
Saturday, July 26, 2008
Mavery's Closet
Again, stuck in bed, so catching up on my blogs! Don't forget to scroll down, don't want you to miss out on any of the fun, and I still need your help! I still have one more to go after this post. Over the last, oh, almost 9 months now, I have been collecting for My Mavery's wardrobe. And sadly, you will notice that most of these adorable little outfits are quite summery looking. WHERE IS MY LOA! Prayerfully it will still be warm so she can wear these oh so cute clothes! Now, I just need to get me some matching hair bows, you know that girl will be in big ole bows! Praying I am not looking for jackets to cover these up with.
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I think the American flag outfit is very cute, but I have to agree with your husband that it would be tacky to wear in China. Nothing against you, and I'm not saying this to be mean, it's just my opinion. I think my favorite outfit is the first dress. It's very pretty!
Anne
Hi Anne!
Thanks for the thought. I would agree, if I had not been to China and seen most of the kids dressed in red white and blue for the consulate appointment. I consulted with my asian friend and she thought we were weird to think this was weird, she thought it was cute to wear. I dress Sage in asian clothes here for things and I don't worry about offending the Americans! Anyways, i do appreciate your opinion. And my husband is always glad to see someone agree with him! ;-)
Having adopted 4 girls from China I will echo Shannon and said I would estimate 80 percent of the children at the Consulate appointments were sporting red white and Blue, after all it is The American consulate. My girls all had red white and blue on for that day after all we were celebratign coming home to the USA and for our daughters to become citizens.
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