This was prom weekend and for us it was extra special because it was Sr. Prom - my baby's last high school prom :(
When I asked her to describe the day and night she simply said "amazing". Yup, that's what a mom wants to hear. Well I thought since I haven't blogged for a while I'll make it up with this post, sorry for all the pictures but they are what tell the story. Now mind you, my only part in this day was to pay for the dress and hair and oh yeah...like any good blogger I took lots of pictures. My final role in this event was to get up at 3:30 in the morning to hear all the "amazing details" before she took off to spend the rest of the night with a friend.
The day started at 7:00 for Karissa and her friend, hair appointments at 7:45 a.m. and you can't have a formal event with out going out and getting your nails done. I know she spend some time at the mall but I'm not sure for what, guess it's a teenage thing.
The girls came home in time to put their make up on and get dressed.
Notice the tiara?
Jake felt it was his responsibility to make sure no one g
Note to self: put hoop on first, then the dress. We had quiet a laugh but we finally got the hoop tied tight enough to prevent it from sliding off as she walked.
Here's her dress.
The forecast was for possible thunderstorms and even though it did rain in the mornin
Look at those dresses and how grown up they are.
Okay, m
Off they go.........
Fast forward to midnight, prom got over and the girls came home to change into their "after prom" dresses. In my day we had one dress and it didn't look anything like what they're wearing now, but that's another story.
My husband and I finished the movie we were watching and went upstairs to get ready for bed. This is what I walked into:
This was my favorite find. This dress was left out also and no one was even planning on wearing it.
She didn't get much sleep but I give her credit, she still got through her volunteer time at the humane society.
I am thankful she had an "amazing" time as she puts it, and that God kept her safe and free of harm.
Sheryl



