Polly, her glasses are supposed to be for general wear but she has a hard time with the fact that they make things look smaller, and she usually wears them only for viewing Cranford (her current DVD obsession) or if we happen to go to the opera. I think she will continue to get more near-sighted and eventually cotton on to the fact that clear is much better than blurry, but it's her choice.
I totally identify. At 33 years old I have the exact same issues with my glasses. If it weren't for contacts (somehow the fact that I can't push them up on my head matters) I'd never see more than 5 feet in front of my face. I got glasses at 12ish but never gave in to regular wear until after law school destroyed what little distance vision I had left!
The hat makes this a very stylish piece! And the flower on the hat, of course.
ReplyDeleteHow precious is she? I cannot believe how grown up Daisy is getting....
ReplyDeleteIsn't she getting tall!
ReplyDeleteAnd she's as pretty as can be.
ReplyDeleteIs it really sleeveless weather where you are? Ahhhhhh!
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures of a springtime daisy.
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The perfect dress and accessories for a play date! Daisy looks so grown up these days - it's wonderful to see your family thriving!
ReplyDeleteFits Daisy, perfectly! Love the picnic style bench and table.
ReplyDeleteFits Daisy's style, perfectly. Love the table and bench. Is that old and where did you find such a thing?
ReplyDeleteSo adorable! I just finished making a summer wardrobe of shorts sets for my little granddaughters. Now I can''t wait to start the dresses!
ReplyDeleteWhat a little doll!
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Very nice Daisy! You really know how to make your guest feel important and special, dressing up for her like that.
ReplyDeleteShe's ready for the Derby!
ReplyDeleteAre her glasses for reading only? I noticed she's not wearing them in her wardrobing photo shoot pictures.
She looks so grown-up!
Polly, her glasses are supposed to be for general wear but she has a hard time with the fact that they make things look smaller, and she usually wears them only for viewing Cranford (her current DVD obsession) or if we happen to go to the opera. I think she will continue to get more near-sighted and eventually cotton on to the fact that clear is much better than blurry, but it's her choice.
ReplyDeleteShe's very lovely.
ReplyDeleteI totally identify. At 33 years old I have the exact same issues with my glasses. If it weren't for contacts (somehow the fact that I can't push them up on my head matters) I'd never see more than 5 feet in front of my face. I got glasses at 12ish but never gave in to regular wear until after law school destroyed what little distance vision I had left!
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