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Spa Day

As a special birthday treat for Abs, I set up a home spa for Anna and Abby to enjoy.  They LOVED it!

First, we started with the foot soak.  This went pretty well until the splashing started.



Then it was time for facials.  The girls both thought this was hysterical!

Soaking off the face mask.

I braided Abby's hair for the first time.  She loved it!

I put a little make up on her too.  Anna didn't want any, saying, "Make up is for Mommies!"  I think she's heard that a few times when she's been caught playing in her mom's make up!!

I straightened Anna's curlies.  She thought it was beautiful, but Amy prefers her curls.  I do too.  It fits her personality.

After the spa time was over, they watched a few episodes of Abby's new Hello Kitty movie. 

I simply love how close these girls are.  Heading in from the playground the other day, Abby put her arm around Anna and put her head on her shoulder.  Anna put her arm around Abby and said, "Best friends forever!"  I'm pretty sure the teachers' hearts melted a little bit.  I hope they always stay this close!


Comments

Mary Lou said…
Julie....
They are three!! Splashing is highly recommended among that age!! ;)
"I put a little make up on her too. Anna didn't want any, saying, 'Make up is for Mommies!' I think she's heard that a few times when she's been caught playing in her mom's make up!!". This made me smirk!! ;-D
--Raelyn
Lilia Valle said…
Looks like they really enjoyed the experience! They’ll probably be future spa ladies themselves! Minus the splashing, hopefully. Haha!

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