Friday, December 19, 2014

Plain Ol' Princess

Halloween was around the corner and KC was looking forward to all the fun activities.


I was amazed at KC's costume.  It was well made and quite expensive looking.  Tiffany assured me that she'd gotten a good deal at TJ Maxx (discount store).

"Aha," I laughed.  "You're Elsa from Frozen!"  I remembered how impressed I was that she knew all the lyrics to Do You Want to Build a Snowman? and Let It Go.  I can still hear her singing those songs over and over and over.

"No Grandma," she corrected me.  "I'm just a plain princess."


Eyes followed her everywhere we went at the shopping center's Fall Fest.  The artist doing the face painting said she would do a Frozen design on KC's forehead.

I could see KC biting her tongue and not correcting the kind artist.  I wondered if she was going to say, "I'm just a plain princess."


KC had a great time Trick or Treating at all the stores and picking up a free pumpkin to decorate.

It was a wonderful day!


22 comments:

  1. We had so many little girls on our doorstep in their blue costumes but K.C's dress is exceptional. My great-niece knows all the songs from Frozen, and so do her parents.

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  2. Such a sweetie-pie, inside and out.

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  3. Nothing plain about that beautiful princess! She's lovely. :-)

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  4. talk about being an individual. i love the idea of being a plain princess!

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  5. So cute as the plain princess in the costume. I hear there are some chldren's books coming out to further the story of Frozen.

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  6. Your post is like a throwback Friday…here we are all decked out in Christmas attire, with your photos of Halloween. When will we get to see YOUR Christmas?

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  7. You had just as much fun.
    Yes, she really was the princess from Frozen. :)

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  8. So enjoyable to share your happiness! <3


    ALOHA from Honolulu
    ComfortSpiral
    <3

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  9. Christmas with grands is grand!

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  10. fun times! Great you were able to share Halloween fun.

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  11. This is a different way to do Halloween and it looks like fun.

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  12. Wow. You sure cover all the bases! I was thinking about Halloween in Seattle. With four grandkids, it becomes difficult to remember what we did! A highlight was the eldest and her best friend in My Little Pony costumes, which they were old enough, at age 11, to be wearing ironically.

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  13. Great fun! we missed Halloween this year. Well, except for the crew costumes and the carved pumpkins on our cruise ship.

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  14. it does look a little like Elsa's costume

    Elsa was the most popular costume for little girls this year. I'd say 40% of the girls that we saw on halloween were Elsa

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  15. A very pretty princess. Great fun and safe for the children.

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  16. Your granddaughter looks like a real princess! Thanks for sharing and visiting..
    Have a great week.
    Wil, ABCW Team

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  17. Good for her! I don't like the message that movie is conveying to girls,and she's rejecting it.

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    1. Actually isn't the Frozen message that girls don't need a prince? Isn't it about the love of a sister or family?

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  18. what fun memories you shared with family...and us!

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