Jessie (again)
A dog
A dog
Ariel
Tinkerbell
A fairySnow White
The Incredibles family
Mickey Mouse
Dad
Cinderella
A pumpkin
...and lots more I didn't write down.
On October 1, I asked for a final answer so I could make her a costume. I asked her every day after that to make sure she still wanted to be that thing. And here we are: My little pink Unicorn!


Coming soon... Samuel the (nice) bat, and Jenny's oven.
2 comments:
I have never seen such an attractive pink unicorn. Good job. I'm sure Leah will be voted best-of-show in the pink unicorn convention.
Regarding the salt & pepper shaker, in the last year I have learned that people in and from the British Isles put pepper in the shaker with the more holes, while everybody else I know puts salt in the more hole-y shaker.
Leah is very into character with her unicorn pose. She has a great career on the stage in her future. As for the salt and pepper, you might as well put salt in both as far as I'm concerned.
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