First stop was hair. Because of the autism my daughter is very sensitive when it comes to her head. Luckily, we have had the same stylist since she was born. So, she is very familiar with her. I, of course, wanted a French twist but the stylist new best. My daughter did great sitting calmly through it all and only winced a few times. It turned out fantastic!!! Next, was home for dress and makeup. Of course I did the makeup because she has NEVER worn it ever!!! I'm no master at it considering I don't wear it except for special occasions. lol. Unfortunately, it was rather cold yesterday in the 40's. I froze her to death getting pictures. My Mom and I kept telling her we didn't care this was for us since she is the only grand daughter. lol.
So here you go... Senior Prom 2013...
The beautiful necklace and earrings my sister loaned us :-)
These ones were for me. I LOVE this log cabin!!!
She said she had a great time and so did her date. I'm so happy she asked this boy to go. :-)
I am so proud things worked out great for your daughter. Love all the pictures but I am with you. Love the close up taken on the cabin porch. Wonderful memories for all of you.
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Glad she had a good time. She looked so pretty and her date looked really nice too!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness Mary, she is stunning! What a beautiful picture with the forsythia blooming! So happy for you and Courtney for getting through this milestone. You are one awesome Momma! I have a friend close by who's daughter is Autistic and she got to go to prom as well. I've just been emotional all weekend knowing Rachel got to go and seeing a beautiful picture of her and now your sweet daughter. I'm weeping again! Wonderful pictures of you all.
ReplyDeleteBet you can breath a bit easier today ;-)
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Sheila
I'm so glad she had a good time. She looks happy and excited in the photos, even though the poor girl was freezing!
ReplyDeleteMary your daugter looks beautiful and love the color blue in her formal. So glad they had a great time.
ReplyDeleteCherised pictures forever.
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Earlene
I am a grandparent to an autistic 4 year old girl, I have tears in my eyes looking at your post. She HATES to have her hair combed and I suspect it's because it's so painful. My heart breaks for her future as I know it will be a challenge but seeing your post gives me such joy for hope. Thank you and your daughter for being so open in your journey.
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I am so happy everything turned out for your daughter! What a scare with the ticket. She looked beautiful! That is such a gorgeous color with her skin tone! Glad they had a good time!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful night fit for a princess! So happy for her!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful girl and her dress is gorgeous.Glad you stepped up to the plate and got a home run with the ticket. I night you all will always remember.
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What beautiful pictures, sounds like your daughter's big night turned out magical! I followed along on your distress over the evening on FB as I follow you there. I bet it was a rollercoaster day and evening but I'm so glad things worked out well. :)
ReplyDeleteSo happy that she had a great time.She is a beautiful young lady with a wonderful smile.Her dress is gorgeous.So glad that you shared the pics.Hugs,Jen
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Blessings! Lara
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