This morning Andrew went to pick up a little red Christmas dress for Zoë (from the Buy Nothing Group, of course), but the kids had already started getting ready to go to the retirement home where our homeschool group was performing. Phoebe and Zoë wore the matching jumpers that Miriam made last year and I didn't realize how excited Phoebe was about matching with Zoë because when I walked up the stairs holding a pretty, new dress that was very obviously Zoë's size, she got very worried.
"No! No! No!" she commanded, waving her little hands wildly. "Put 'way! Put 'way! Matching woes! Matching woes! Matching woes! Me! O-zee! Matching woes!"
"Oh, are you wearing matching clothes with Zoë?" I asked. "That's okay. This dress isn't for today. I was just going to show it to Zoë. She's not going to wear it. You can still match, okay?"
"Kay."
So, here we are at the nursing home, waiting for everyone else to arrive...with Phoebe and Zoë in their matching outfits:
There was a fox-themed Christmas tree in the hallway, which Zoë was excited about because she loves foxes, so Phoebe was excited about the tree as well because she was Zoë's little buddy today. When I had to sneak out of our performance to take Phoebe potty, she saw the fox tree again and said, "Fox Kiss-mas tee. Fox Kiss-mas tee. Take my picture. Fox Kiss-mas tree."
So we tried taking a couple of pictures before we left, but Phoebe couldn't focus on the picture-taking itself because the tree was too interesting.
What an unusual idea for a Christmas tree topper!
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