You'd think a girl who's in her sophomore year of highschool would be too old for fairies, right? Uh.. yeah. You're right. ...which doesn't stop me from messing with all types of fairy foolishness. My handmade-by-me fairy collection has swelled a bit, from the original two fairies to three more. I *was* going to give them a bit of a photoshoot, but obviously that didn't happen. The kitchen table must suffice. =P 
Yes, I am painfully aware that they're very bald at the time being. I have yet to find them wigs, and since I've not had a great history of wig styling, I've decided to buy those. Except where from, is the mystery. But at the moment I'm quite used to them bald, bizarre as it is.
...Also, my polyclay food stuff I made, used for decoration for my sister's bday. The fairies were here as well, but obviously this wasn't with the birthday posts, because as aforestated I never got around to the photoshoot-that-wasn't. 
...One of the fairies give a clue as to my next post... =)
...And the day itself. After church (youth group for me!) we went to lunch then the park with my mum's parents.
me... note super-curly hair with hairbands... or How to Get Weird Looks from People Your Age
Roo
We went to the park afterward, which was well... very warm, but still lovely. Especially the lighting---my camera LOVED it.
My gran loves owls. My mum always gives her owl-ish things.
Trust me, the jacket came off as it got warmer.
It was her Real Birthday so she blew out candles.
Ned can do weird expressions. =D
Yes, taking swings away from Unexpecting Little Kids... no, really, they were free!
...And trying to get the camera to do what we want...
Yes, we took about fifteen shots of Ned walking up and down this. 
"Let's ride a bear in the races!"
