I was assured by the Faery that no princesses were harmed during the making of this... well, I'm still not sure what it is.
Despair over losing her glass slipper?
Bungee-jumping?
Kinky activities gone astray?
I was also cheerily informed, following my concerned enquiries, that Cinderella was most indeed happy to be dangling as she was.
What I would give to understand what goes through a four-year-old's mind...
I'm cracking up because my twin girls are 5 and this looks eerily similar to things they've done with a jump rope.
ReplyDeletePoor princesses.
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You know what? I'm exhaling sighs of relief right now that other little girls do this kind of thing. If I leave a belt lying around, guaranteed it ends up tightly buckled around the neck of one the larger stuffed animals. The intention is a dog leash, but it looks so wrong.
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Well yeah, it's hard not to look at something like this and think you might be raising a future serial killer.
ReplyDeleteWhen I caught LD, aged 12 months, stacking my nail-polishes carefully one on top of the other, I felt that it could not be a sign of anything good.
As it turns out, he might turn out to be a cross-dressing florist but we're in the clear for sociopath. Excellent.
Stacking nail polishes on top of one another? I'm impressed with LD's early displays of excellent dexterity. Perhaps he'll have a career in model-building... but I like the sound of a cross-dressing florist.
ReplyDeleteI have an interest in Houdini as you may or may not know. It was immediately obvious to me that the princess is an escapologist.
ReplyDeleteIt's a trunk escape and bridge jump gone horribly wrong.
Brilliant! Cinderella still looks a little too happy for my liking, though...
ReplyDeleteSlightly cross eyed though which might just be the leash. Still, she wears it well.
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