on the way home from DD {{bc apparently there was NO preschool today for jk...it's no prob, really...we just rushed around and scrambled and got in the car and then when we got there and there was no school...well, there were tears...thus DD}} , there came a moment of sincere sadness in my heart. jk: " mommy, i want to look like brookie" "why sweetie? you are the perfect jada" jk: "i don't like my brown skin. i want peach skin like brookie" i just sank. does that not make ur heart want to break? a 3 yo is struggling already with her skin being different. then, this happened: brooke: "jada, god made you and he loves you. he does it all right the very first time" then, i think my heart grew three sizes . jada threw a big smile up on her face and said, "ok. god loves me" now, if we all could just do that. god loves us...he doesn't make mistakes...he makes perfect works of art. sometimes there are scratches in the art....
ok, i need to confess something. i really don't know how to do (white) girl hair. everything i do is something that i just tried. so when I came across Hair Today's blog on SITS, i stood up and did the dance of joy. 
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Like the do's though!
~K
And just so you know, I can't do hair either. My poor daughters.
The one million clear beads must have taken forever, but oh so adorable...
My friend Theressa always says if I ever tried to put cornrows in my hair, I would have cornrow. haha The sad thing is--I'm pretty sure she's right.
It all seems like it would take so much time. I'd rather cook or bake, but it would give me less time to clean. I'll have to mull that over.
Your pic with "da girls" is soooo cute!
- now I'm off to keep on reading some of your blog!
=0D
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See my shopblog?
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I swear the only 'do my daughter go from me was the pony. Every day, all day, for the past 2 years. I believe she has been doing the happy dance since I let her get her hair cut this summer. But now SHE has the lovely task of flat ironing it each morning!
I wish I had little girls so I could do their hair! *sigh*
I think you did a FABULOUS job! Super cute on both of them!!!
~melody~
Good job on the braids
Aren't they cute!
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But you did a great job here! Your daughters are beautiful.
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