WTxDaddy
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| Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 12:24 pm Post subject: My princess ballerina |
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Here is my daughter at her dance class Thursday night:
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Penny
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| Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 1:48 pm Post subject: |
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Awww, i remeber those days, my 2 daughters took ballet and loved it...they hated the point shoes and what it did to their feet, but loved to dance, thanks for sharing, and what a cutie she is!
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Such serious expressions...she looks like she is really concentrating!
I took Ballet as a child - my Mom hoped it would make me more "graceful". It didn't work - I'm still a klutz!
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Great pics WTxDaddy. My daughter (who is 4) also takes ballet. Your daughter is very sweet. I love to watch them dance at this age and see them learn all the steps, it's so neat how they just suck up all that info. Thanks for sharing.
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| Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 2:09 pm Post subject: |
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Your daughter is the cutest, little ballerina!  I adore the look on her face on the second photo.
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| Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 3:05 pm Post subject: |
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Just adorable .She is such a stunning little lady.Heather didn't want to be a ballerina she took twirling and karate.And was very good at both.
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She looks like she knows her stuff and is destined for great things! My 4 year old niece is always in her princess/ballerina outfits and looks as adorable as your little girl does. It's great to have a passion at an early age.
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Aww she is so cute an looks to be really enjoying herself.
My daughter took ballet, and wore her tutu every single day! we ended up having to buy one for classes and then one she could wear when she wasn't at dance class.
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My favorite is the third pic. She has such an intriguing look . . . very genuine . . . I think she has found her calling . . . and at such an early age. WTxDaddy: She is precious.
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WTxDaddy
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| Posted: Sat Apr 12, 2008 5:46 pm Post subject: Thanks |
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Thanks, Stewbies (is that the term for us?). My daughter does enjoy dancing. As a tiny toddler, she made up dances for us & gave them funny names. When my wife signed her up for this dance class in 2006, she really ate it up. I too am intrigued by the serious expressions she has at times during dancing. The bottom lip sucked into the mouth is a concentration habit she's developed, but it leaves her with these chapped spots below the lip and we're constantly reminding her not to do that. Of course, I think she's beautiful, but I know, all the other moms & dads think the same about their own daughters. My daughter favors my mother in facial features, but my mother-in-law in coloration. My mom was a brown-eyed brunette, my mother-in-law was a blue-eyed brown-haired girl. Both passed away prior to my daughter's birth and I find it fitting that she has features of both of them. Some of the pictures of my daughter look exactly like pictures of my mother as a child, just with blue eyes & blonde hair.
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