Sunday, February 12, 2006
"Fairy" Tale

I snagged this free adorable fairy costume the other day and I've been dying to use it. The only thing is that I couldn't think of what to do. Then I thought about all of the cool collage layouts that I've been seeing lately and had an idea. Grace, my 3 1/2 year old has a great imagination so I asked her to tell me a story about a fairy princess. This is the tale that she told and the layout to go with it. She was so excited to see herself as a fairy princess. She also thought that I could just print the fairy costume so she could wear it.
This is her story (I smoothed it out a bit, lol) :
Once upon a time there was a girl dressed up like a fairy princess named Grace. She went into the forest and met a squirrel and then it began to rain. The rain stopped flowing and the sun came out. Then is was Valentines and everybody sang the Alphabet song to Grace. A bear came and chased her to her grandma’s house where she saw a wolf. She went inside and started eating popcorn when she heard a clinking sound. The roof was on fire! A fire engine came and put out the fire. The stars started to twinkle in the sky. Santa came and brought Grace a new baby. It was her
birthday and she said that she wanted some streamers. After her party she ate her dinner, played a game with her grandma, and lived happily ever after.
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Now who woulda thought that fire made a clinking noise?
HOW cute is that! Love the layout, story, and the cute little one!
So fun!
HOW cute is that! Love the layout, story, and the cute little one!
So fun!
Tiff, I just had to comment on this one. I discovered your blog from the blog freebies post, but when I scrolled down to find this last night I grinned like an idiot. I've just used the Maya Joy fairy on a project of my own yesterday, so recognised it.
But when I read the fairy tale from your daughter, it really made my day. We have a 3 1/2 year old daughter who would have told almost exactly the same story - word for word - right down to Santa thing, and a need to include bears and big bad wolfs into everything. I read your story out loud to my hubbie at the time, and we understood completely. Thanks for sharing this all.
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But when I read the fairy tale from your daughter, it really made my day. We have a 3 1/2 year old daughter who would have told almost exactly the same story - word for word - right down to Santa thing, and a need to include bears and big bad wolfs into everything. I read your story out loud to my hubbie at the time, and we understood completely. Thanks for sharing this all.
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