I can't believe that Halloween has already come and gone...Where is the time going? Okay, well maybe raising a three year old, working, and preparing for a new baby is one way to occupy your days. As you can see, I keep lagging behind on these entries, again I feel like I'm running out of minutes to complete any task that I start. Well, for those of you who I haven't spoke to in awhile, my darling little Madelyn decided that she wanted to be a beautiful little chicken...s c r e e c h...hold the phone...yes you heard me correctly. A CHICKEN! Now keep in mind she is a HUGE animal friend. I already envision veterinarian school for her-but hey that's just me being a mom aspiring for greatness for my child-some may also refer to this as being "pushy." Well, whatever the case, vet school, running a halfway home for runaway animals, or maybe becoming Diego, the animal rescuer, this kid is destined to do
something with animals. So, she tells me her costume idea and truly I thought it sounded very cute and hysterical at the same time. In my head I just figured she would change her mind about twenty more times before Halloween especially once she learned that her cousin was going to be Pocahontas. To my surprise, her idea stuck. She was absolutely adamant that she must be a "chickie." Not a Disney Princess, not a cute cuddly animal, not even Dora. Although I would get the "oh really" or the blank stares when people would ask me what Mad
elyn wanted to be for Halloween (as if I had just told them that she was dressing as the Unibomber) I will admit that nothing makes me more proud than having a daughter with her own little mind and identity at the mere age of three.
I can't believe that Halloween has already come and gone...Where is the time going? Okay, well maybe raising a three year old, working, and preparing for a new baby is one way to occupy your days. As you can see, I keep lagging behind on these entries, again I feel like I'm running out of minutes to complete any task that I start. Well, for those of you who I haven't spoke to in awhile, my darling little Madelyn decided that she wanted to be a beautiful little chicken...s c r e e c h...hold the phone...yes you heard me correctly. A CHICKEN! Now keep in mind she is a HUGE animal friend. I already envision veterinarian school for her-but hey that's just me being a mom aspiring for greatness for my child-some may also refer to this as being "pushy." Well, whatever the case, vet school, running a halfway home for runaway animals, or maybe becoming Diego, the animal rescuer, this kid is destined to do 
something with animals. So, she tells me her costume idea and truly I thought it sounded very cute and hysterical at the same time. In my head I just figured she would change her mind about twenty more times before Halloween especially once she learned that her cousin was going to be Pocahontas. To my surprise, her idea stuck. She was absolutely adamant that she must be a "chickie." Not a Disney Princess, not a cute cuddly animal, not even Dora. Although I would get the "oh really" or the blank stares when people would ask me what Mad
elyn wanted to be for Halloween (as if I had just told them that she was dressing as the Unibomber) I will admit that nothing makes me more proud than having a daughter with her own little mind and identity at the mere age of three.
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Stephanie - I think she is very, very cute.
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