So not really anything to update. We are still chillin in Utah, wondering when will be the big day that we will grace Rexburg with our presence again. So I thought I would update the blog by telling a little story of our trip to Vegas.
This was the trip that was right after Arizona. I decided to go visit my brother and his cute family. So my sister-in-law and I decided to take pictures of the little girls. The Vincent side only has two cousins so we thought it would be an easy task. Yeah, not so much.
We first needed to get matching outfits. We went to every store possible. I think we bought an outfit at every store. We did this because we thought maybe one of the outfits would match what we already had. Yeah, not so much.
We ended up going to Babies R Us, and it was the right place. We found cute outfits. Then we needed a head band for the Chicka. We found dresses with a pink that was an off-pink and hard to match too. We almost had an emotional break down in the aisles of Joann's trying to find a ribbon to match the dress. We were laughing hysterically, probably trying to hide back the tears of frustration.
The next day we had an appointment at JC Penneys. We ended up being late because...well what else can I say, trying to get two little girls ready and out the door by a certain time never happens. We moved our appointment to later and decided to take pictures of our own. We drove to a park and was hoping to find some shade. What were we thinking? It's Vegas, there's no shade. Well ok there was a little.
Now the next dilemma is trying to get two little girls to be happy, focus on pictures, and stay in one place and to look at the camera. So to achieve this my sister-in-law and I would sing the primary song of, "Popcorn Popping on the Apricot Tree," very loud so that each girl would look at us and maybe give us a confused look as opposed to the screaming and crying look. It was an exhausting day, and at the end of it we have vowed that this will not happen every year. So these pictures represent how tired the girls were after the park photoshoot. We also bought them matching pajamas, aren't they cute?
This was the trip that was right after Arizona. I decided to go visit my brother and his cute family. So my sister-in-law and I decided to take pictures of the little girls. The Vincent side only has two cousins so we thought it would be an easy task. Yeah, not so much.
We first needed to get matching outfits. We went to every store possible. I think we bought an outfit at every store. We did this because we thought maybe one of the outfits would match what we already had. Yeah, not so much.
We ended up going to Babies R Us, and it was the right place. We found cute outfits. Then we needed a head band for the Chicka. We found dresses with a pink that was an off-pink and hard to match too. We almost had an emotional break down in the aisles of Joann's trying to find a ribbon to match the dress. We were laughing hysterically, probably trying to hide back the tears of frustration.
The next day we had an appointment at JC Penneys. We ended up being late because...well what else can I say, trying to get two little girls ready and out the door by a certain time never happens. We moved our appointment to later and decided to take pictures of our own. We drove to a park and was hoping to find some shade. What were we thinking? It's Vegas, there's no shade. Well ok there was a little.
Now the next dilemma is trying to get two little girls to be happy, focus on pictures, and stay in one place and to look at the camera. So to achieve this my sister-in-law and I would sing the primary song of, "Popcorn Popping on the Apricot Tree," very loud so that each girl would look at us and maybe give us a confused look as opposed to the screaming and crying look. It was an exhausting day, and at the end of it we have vowed that this will not happen every year. So these pictures represent how tired the girls were after the park photoshoot. We also bought them matching pajamas, aren't they cute?






