UUUUGGGGHHH!!! She is getting to old for me now. She is officially in 7
th grade, junior higher. When I told her she could start wearing make-up when she was in junior high, it was so far away but now here we are and in truth, later than for most as in this school
district, 7
th grade is the first year of junior high. So since I forgot to take pics of her this morning on her first day of school, I brought my camera with us when we went to the mall immediately after I picked up from school to Bare
Escentuals for a lesson in make-up application (mom fully admits to being completely worthless in this department).
So many choices.
The perfect, neutral tones for M but with some sparkles to up the "girlie" factor a bit.
First, the expert applied and then M gave her best on the other side.
Of course, it was a
teensy weensy bit too much for my taste, but I was surprised when M said it was too much for her liking too....Hallelujah!
I must having some sort of meltdown because did I get an "after" shot...no, I didn't.
So many choices.
The perfect, neutral tones for M but with some sparkles to up the "girlie" factor a bit.
First, the expert applied and then M gave her best on the other side.
Of course, it was a teensy weensy bit too much for my taste, but I was surprised when M said it was too much for her liking too....Hallelujah!
I must having some sort of meltdown because did I get an "after" shot...no, I didn't. 
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So I have been meaning to email you for a couple of weeks now and have finally had a chance. This summer I was at Village Creek pool with the kids with a friend of mine. I was standing talking to Natalie when I feel this tap on my shoulder, I turn around and this young lady says to me..."Hi, how are you, do you know Kris Evans?" I said "yes I do." And then I realize is was your oldest daughter and I said "Oh my gosh, Hi M, how is your Mom and C doing?" M said "good" and then I told her how impressed I was with her that she would actually come up to an adult and say hello, esp. b/c she was with her friends. So now I am telling you as well how impressed I was with your daughter that day. I know you are proud of her but I thought it would make you even prouder that another parent noticed how wonderful of a young lady M is.
Amy Amodio
(Natalie's mom from C's transition class)
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