In January we took a family road-trip
for Nixon's 8th Birthday.
We dropped the boys off in Phenix City
with Uncle Robb and picked
up Donna and Nixon's best friend
Libby. We headed to Atlanta to the
American Girl Boutique!
Please excuse the weird lighting
on most of the pictures.
Not sure what that was all about!
(I am NOT a photographer)
We started the day off with
fixing up the girl's dolls!
Lorelei really needed her
hair done!
And Lottie didn't waste anytime
going and getting Lorelei's
brother, Luke!
Lorelei got all fixed
up with piggy-tails to match Lottie!
Isla's doll Caroline needed
some TLC too!
Before
After
Watching the dolls get
their hair done was a blast
for the girls!
We couldn't leave Emma out!
Before
After
Emma also got her ear's
pierced just like Nixon
did for her birthday!
All the girls were looking
beautiful!
We then went shopping for new friends!
They knew exactly who they wanted!
Such a fun day with our daughters!
Donna and Libby
We then went to the
American Girl Bistro for milkshakes!
All the dolls had their
very own booster seat!
Milkshakes & Rootbeer Floats!
They even got little tea sets
for their dolls!
The only thing Lottie loves
more than baby dolls is chocolate milk!
It was such a fun day!!
Next we arrived at the
American Girl Hotel!
(Marriott has AG suites)
The girls got to check-in
themselves!
They had to walk the PINK
carpet when they arrived!
They had several surprises
waiting for them!
When they entered their room
they LOVED all the pink and
the treats waiting for them!
They had special note welcoming them
and their new doll!
SLUMBER PARTY TIME!!!
They did hair!
Nails!
Jumped on the beds!
And make-up!
They fixed all their
dolls up in their new accessories!
Nixon had a sweet time
with her sisters and her best friend!
The highlight of the weekend
was the breakfast
buffet! Apparently my girls
have never been to a buffet!
They were astonished they
could go back and get as much food as
they liked! Unfortunately, I didn't
get any pictures of the
heart shaped waffles or yummy food!
I am so thankful I was able to give Nixon
such a special weekend.
I know before long she will outgrow
playing babies and dress-up.
But may she stay as kind hearted
and loving as she is now forever!
