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By the time we got home, I was tired. Tired enough to cry. Instead, I sat down on a bench outside the front door and let the girls enjoy the pleasant air. I don't know whose idea it was, but suddenly Evangeline was standing on top of a trunk opposite me, belting out lyrics which Audrey eagerly fed her from "off-stage." Suddenly our entryway had become Broadway, and I was being treated to a private showing of Annie - only the title star was roughly two-and-a-half, instead of six-and-a-quarter, and the lyrics to the song, "The Sun Will come out Tomorrow," sounded a little more like - "I'm ne-ver a-lone! I'm ne-ver a-lone!" (I have no idea where they came from, or what they mean, nor did I care - the girl was putting her whole heart and soul into the number, and it showed.)
6 comments:
If you had to back into any pillar I'm glad it was mine, friend! :)
This is glorious. The only thing missing was the audio file to accompany it! Last pic was definitely my favorite.
Those pics are the best!
She is hysterical! Love it! I can't wait to get my hands on her and Audrey. Ditto for POP! Great photos!
absolutely adorable! It was great to see you at the zoo :).
When I saw this I laughed out loud with happiness. I miss her!
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