Staging New Hampshire

There you go, Sharon! Proof positive! Women only need a few well-chosen accessories, and men are only happy with a bunch of expensive toys! VERY CUTE!

So cute Sharon - now I must confess that one of my grandsons had a pair of red shoes he had to have - I actually bought them for him - he loved to play dress up with his sister when they were small.

I dropped your name today to another agent looking for a stager.

Hi Sharon, you know that old saying....'Boys and their toys!'  LOL

Debi

Elaine:  The girl is my youngest, quite awhile ago.  She is getting married in June.  The boy is my son, he is expecting his first baby in July.  He actually was being kind of creative that day.  I wrote on the back of the picture that his explanation for the mess was he wanted to make a "junk pile" and he did clean it up later.

Judy:  How loving of you to buy him those shoes.  Thanks for the name drop, I'll let you know how it turns out.

Debi:  He did clean it up, and it was kind of funny to walk in and see him sitting there.  Thanks!

Sharon I love these pictures!  It does go to show you the difference between boys and girls.  It sounds like you have some pretty big events coming up this year and wedding and a grandchild!  Enjoy!!!

Point taken Sharon. You would be too young to remember this but in the 1960's theories where being espoused that there are no differences between the brains of boys and girls. Viva la differance.

Sharon - LOL!  That's great!  That is sooo true...  Thanks for sharing!  :)

Sheila:  Thanks!  We do have a very exciting and busy Summer ahead.  I'm very blessed!

Bob:  Having had both, I would say there is a big difference between boys and girls.  Emotionally, especially!  Thanks for the comment.

Debi:  I'm glad you stopped by!

It has always amazed me the tinest of tots often get their role so early in life.

That is by far the cutest pictures ever.  Kelly Pickler in her "Red High Heels". lol lol   I absolutely loved it.

Myrl:  They were both wonderful children and I was very lucky to be home with them while they grew up.  I'm looking forward to grandbabies now!

Dorothy:  Ashley loves Kellie Pickler!

Sharon, this really made me laugh! I have a 3 yr old girl who loves to get into my high heels and an almost 6 yr old boy who would be horrified to be caught in women's clothing. But he also is a neat freak and doesn't like it when anyone messes up his room. He gets that from his dad I think. :)

Annie:  I'm glad you had a good laugh.  Make sure you get some photos of your girl in your shoes, she will enjoy seeing them later when she is 24 like my daughter.  That's great your son likes his room clean, let's hope he still feels that way during the teen years and you are spared that "teen boy's room" smell.

Very cute pictures and the children are adorable.  Girls love to dress up and boys love to play!

Mary:  Thank you!  Those are two of my three babies.  They are all grown now, and some days I just miss my babies and need to go back via photos.

Sharon, I loved your pictures! There is no question that we are different from day one!

Lara:  I'm glad you like them.  Thanks!

Evidence that some things are just a part of us from the get-go.

Chuck:  So true!  Thanks for stopping in!

These are great!  While my daughter never really showed much interest in the trucks and cars my son naturally gravitated towards them.  I made sure they each had dolls AND trucks/cars to play with.  Although my son does actually LOVE to dress up.  Even to this day and he is 9 yrs old.  He loves it when his sister puts makeup on him.  Although I think it has more to do with his sister paying attention to him rather than the make-up, as he adores her.

Marie:  My daughter played with "boy" toys and my son played with "girl" toys.  She loved her dolls but loved trucks too and he loved He-man, but pushed his Cabbage Patch kid around in a stroller.  I bet your kids playing with the make up would make for some funny photos!  Thanks for sharing!