For a girl's wee dress that she'll grow out of next month?
One of the girls grew out of it before the dress even got to her.
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For a girl's wee dress that she'll grow out of next month?
One of the girls grew out of it before the dress even got to her.
I choked - I don't like to spend that on my clothes
$270 for flower girl is just insane.
I was a flower girl three times and I think twice the dresses were handmade. I remember going to fittings for at least one.
It makes me wonder how much the bride's gown costs.
One of the girls grew out of it before the dress even got to her.
Oh. My.
My SIL saw beautiful dresses that she wanted for her wedding. Then she designed exactly what she wanted and my mom and her mom sewed them all. I think the dresses were $25 worth of fabric each. And gorgeous. Absolutely gorgeous.
I'm off to nap. I just found out that the festivities don't *start* till 9pm tonight. Since that's my bedtime, I'm thinking a nap before I leave is a good idea.
One of the girls grew out of it before the dress even got to her.
BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!1!!
—I mean, damn that's a shame. I really feel for her, you know? This could ruin the entire wedding.
Wait, there's more than one flower girl wearing this expensive dress?
Wow.
I was watching some show about out of control weddings & out of control relatives of the bridal couple. One wedding had bridesmaids, jr bridesmaids, flower girls, and ring bearers. The bride sister was seriously pissed off becuase the bride wouldn't let her niece be a jr bride.
That's right junior bride.
I don't what that is exactly but it seemed like the sister was treating the wedding like a beauty pagent rather than a marriage ceremony.
That would be a way easy dress to make, for way less than $270.
Susan, is your neighbor with a little girl a SAHM? You might also consider exploring her caring for Annabel - it would certainly be simpler and more convenient, and probably cheaper, than a center. Even if you didn't want to do it long-term, it might be a good short-term solution if you are temping irregularly or waiting to get into a center. And if she's not a SAHM, you could ask her for advice on local child care.
By the way, if Plei or anyone wants advice from one experienced in the trenches of nanny-sharing, I am your woman. It has great advantages and some dis- also.
I need a concensus on what "Light Snacks" means.
In my opinion, right now? Light snacks means pizza and subs, or whole maine lobsters, or whatever the hell you feel like eating.
Also, I had no idea B was COMPLETELY PSYCHO.