Missing her smile...

For anyone who has spent much time with Miss Claudia lately you may have noticed she is missing something.
She's been a bit... oh... temperish.
Is that a word? Nope. Oh well.

She hasn't been showing off her sweet smile much. It's been hiding behind grumpiness.
I think it has something to do with age and this current growing phase and blah, blah, blah...
BUT, she was all smiles the other day and I worked so very, very hard to capture that smile on camera.


Was it the Barbie that caused her smiles to reappear? I hope not.

Maybe it was all my kisses? 
Doesn't look like it.


Whatever the cause may be I'm just happy they came out for awhile.
Now, however, she's in bed and I shall put on my happy face and read for awhile.


But why is it that each time I put the girls to bed our third child comes out of hiding and pesters me.
She isn't really this evil looking.
She's just camera shy.

Comments

Heather's Henhouse said…
Oh how funny... poor Baxter. Hopefully those smiles come back soon! Enjoy your break.
April 7, 2011 at 2:36 PM
Megan said…
Dex has been a grumpy bear lately too. Lots of tantrums and whining. I've attributed it to him acting more and more like a 2 year old. Let me know if you find a cure!
April 7, 2011 at 3:03 PM
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