These are some of the pictures of Danielle taken by my very talented friend, April. Wow. I am in love.
These pictures capture the fun loving little girl that I have the opportunity to be around every single day.
I wish I had the vocabulary to accurately describe Danielle. She is fun. She is smart. She is very easy going. She likes dresses and all things pretty. Especially loves glitter and lip gloss. Wants to love mascara, but I think she needs to wait until she is older.
She loves nail polish. She is carefree. She doesn't worry too much, most of the time. She is very easy to please. She is mostly quiet, unless in the car and then she makes all kinds of loud noises.

Did I mention she is smart? And maybe a little unorganized. But she doesn't care. Everything will be okay. She got an "N" on her report card because she kept forgetting to do her homework. She is easily distracted. I imagine her brain is going 100 miles an hour because she is always looking at everything even if she isn't saying anything.
She loves that she is beautiful.
She loves to give hugs and to be held. She likes to sit close and cuddle. She doesn't require undivided attention, just wants to feel your presence.
I love this smile. She gives it so easily. She is very upbeat and happy.
She is one of the youngest in her class at school. She is one of the smartest in her class at school. At least that is what she told me. And I absolutely believe her.
Danielle is very hard to take shopping. Not because she is so hard to please, quite the opposite. She likes everything. And she wanders. That is the hardest part. She looks at everything and forgets to pay attention. I haven't lost her yet. I have to keep a super close watch on her or she will get lost.
Danielle wants everything, yet values little. Easy come, easy go seems to be her motto. Out of sight, out of mind. She can get toys for Christmas or birthday and they never get played with. Give her make-up and she will wear it until it is gone. Clothes? Loves them. Same with shoes. She loves to play, but with people and the things they are playing with. On her own she just isnt interested in things like toys.
She lost her first tooth in 2nd grade, and it had to be pulled by the dentist. The top teeth came out on their own, as you can see it happened in the summer after 2nd grade.
She had so much fun getting these pictures made. She posed. She smiled. She had a great time and gave lots of suggestions on what would make a great picture. And she was right.
Danielle wants to do hair and nails when she grows up. I think that would be a great idea to help support her through college. She loves all things beautiful.

Danielle will be getting baptized on September 1. She is very excited. She understands the importance of baptism. And that makes me so happy. I am so happy that she will be given the wonderful gift of the Holy Ghost. It is something that will help her her whole life. She will have the ability to make great choices and be a happier person because of this gift.

Danielle is such a wonderful girl. I am so blessed to be around her and feel her wonderful influence. She is a wonderful part of my family and I am so glad I get to be part of her life.