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Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Introducing ..... Emily!
I have a new sweet little baby girl. Her name is Emily. She modeled for me today as I set up and photographed two tablescapes. Emily enjoys sitting in her high chair at the table like a big girl. Keep your eye out for her; she loves being in the spotlight!
Tablescape #1: 70's Retro
Tablescape #2: Romantic Roses
I'll show you the complete tablescapes later. Emily was just so cute that I couldn't wait to post her photos.
A long time ago, Cary's Mom, Darlene, owned a second hand store. Emily came into the store and went home with Darlene immediately. Later, Darlene gave Emily to Grandma Pearl. Now she lives with us. What a sweetie she is!
My daughter used to collect porcelain dolls, and I'll admit they creeped me out just the slightest bit. It was their eyes. I'm happy to say that Emily has zero creep factor. She is lovely!
I hear ya! Emily really isn't scary though. I am having so much fun playing with dolls and setting up tea parties with big dishes. Who would have thought?
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My daughter used to collect porcelain dolls, and I'll admit they creeped me out just the slightest bit. It was their eyes. I'm happy to say that Emily has zero creep factor. She is lovely!
ReplyDeleteHi Lisa,
ReplyDeleteI hear ya! Emily really isn't scary though. I am having so much fun playing with dolls and setting up tea parties with big dishes. Who would have thought?
Kathy