Rylee takes dance with her cousin Zoe. She just did her first dance recital and Tracy and I both got a little teary eyed when she was on stage. She was so graceful and beautiful on stage. It was worth any sacrifice we make for that experience! Thank you Zoe's Family for their support in all of this.
Raygen enjoyed watching her sister. It was one of those moments when she showed that she really does love her sister!
We love Baylee's eyes. They are so blue and her eye lashes reach all the way to the top of her eyebrows. She was making the sweetest kissing face and I kept trying to get a picture of it but she was climbing all over me trying to get the camera to see herself.
It is blurry but she was being so funny! She loves to drink water out of a straw. I just love her!
The story really began the day the prince found the damsel in distress.
Though this prince was courting another maiden, he unhappy within his own heart. As luck would have it, the maiden who he was courting presented him to the damsel in distress.
After soothing words, the two of them realized that their castles were near one another’s in the land of West Side. “Oh prince, I see you wait for the next caravan to take you on your travels home, but I have a horse and stage coach of mine own in which I could have you a ride.”
From this point on, the prince and the damsel rode throughout the land together. The joy in their journeys however, made the prince realize how unfulfilling his present courtship was. He realized that the birds sang their songs louder when he was around the damsel, but often only heard the sound of the woodpecker when around the maiden.
Before long, the prince left the maiden to be with the damsel. They continued to court one another until the year 999, when they brought their hearts together in marriage. As the years past, the prince and princess had children who only fulfilled their lives even more.
And they lived happily ever after.