Apparently, he was confused by the umbilical cord.
Ahem.
Once it was clear that I was, indeed, a girl, thus began his journey as being a Dad of girls. 2 girls in fact. That couldn't have been easy- my Dad is a manly dude. However, he jumped right into girlworld and made it happen:
He always told us how pretty we looked before church.

He tried with the hair, he really did:

He handled my prissy side with ease:

We were never too old for the "Daddy Airlines:"

Thanks, Dad. Happy Father's Day.
1 comment:
So sweet. We were two girls as well. Something about Dads and their girls, eh?
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