I never did post our pics from our Christmas Eve Nativity. Koria, of course, took over responsibility of the costuming department and theatrics. We were shocked to discover that Mary owned a pink boa headband. It's actually a scarf that Koria has become fond of wearing whenever we have to be in public. Kimball made a great Joseph, Luke played the part of the baby in swaddling clothes, but shed to swaddle thirty seconds in the play, and Layne represented all of the animals present. In a picture that I am sure Jared would appreciate me not posting, he took the role of the wise men (he looks great in my aqua robe by the way), and I was the shephards/inn keeper/photographer/fight-breaker-upper. Koria let us all know where our places where and what we should be doing, especially Kimball.
Koria told me yesterday morning that she needed me to make her look "cute" for school, then reported to me that her preschool teacher told her that she "LOVED" her skirt and wanted one just like it, as well as her scarf. All I help do is coordinate the colors, people. Koria does the posing herself. I like to blame it all on the red hair. Yesterday she turned to me while I was making them lunch and said, "Mom, you're a good dress." I asked her what that meant and she said it again. I tried to clarify by saying, "Oh, you think I'm a good waitress?" I was feeding them lunch, after all. "NO, MOM, YOU LOOK STYLIN. You know, you are a good dress." Then I got it. "Oh, you think I'm a good dresser!" Nice to think my three year old thinks so anyway.
I never did post our pics from our Christmas Eve Nativity. Koria, of course, took over responsibility of the costuming department and theatrics. We were shocked to discover that Mary owned a pink boa headband. It's actually a scarf that Koria has become fond of wearing whenever we have to be in public. Kimball made a great Joseph, Luke played the part of the baby in swaddling clothes, but shed to swaddle thirty seconds in the play, and Layne represented all of the animals present. In a picture that I am sure Jared would appreciate me not posting, he took the role of the wise men (he looks great in my aqua robe by the way), and I was the shephards/inn keeper/photographer/fight-breaker-upper. Koria let us all know where our places where and what we should be doing, especially Kimball.
Koria told me yesterday morning that she needed me to make her look "cute" for school, then reported to me that her preschool teacher told her that she "LOVED" her skirt and wanted one just like it, as well as her scarf. All I help do is coordinate the colors, people. Koria does the posing herself. I like to blame it all on the red hair. Yesterday she turned to me while I was making them lunch and said, "Mom, you're a good dress." I asked her what that meant and she said it again. I tried to clarify by saying, "Oh, you think I'm a good waitress?" I was feeding them lunch, after all. "NO, MOM, YOU LOOK STYLIN. You know, you are a good dress." Then I got it. "Oh, you think I'm a good dresser!" Nice to think my three year old thinks so anyway.
4 comments:
Jared in fact does appreciate that there is no picture of his portrayal of the wise-men--although it was naturally a good role for him.
Steph, in fact, wishes there was a picture of his portrayal of the wise-man. I've never seen him looking wise. Wise crackin,yes, wise looking...hmmmmm?
Though it might overshadow his role of the monster in the Black Family Archive.
Your daughter reminds me of Kendra SO much!
I'm with Valerie (who ever she is) Koria is just a mini Kendra with flamin' red hair to kick it all into over-drive. :) And I LOVE it I tell ya. Plus, Jared,....a turquoise robe is it??? Leaves a little too much to the imagination...and its funny! :)
Karen
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