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I had a meeting last week with a professor and so I asked my friend from Iran who is in my graduate program if she would sit with Hannah while I did so. She agreed. While I was gone, she drew a flower (pictured below) and then asked Hannah to imitate it on the iPad. 


Here is Hannah's version. My friend was very impressed with her rendition. I agree that it is credible. 


My sister's mother-in-law made this dress, but my sister has only boys and so she lent it to Hannah. When Hannah outgrows it, I will give it back to my sister. In the meantime, Hannah says that this is her favorite dress. 


A back view.


And we are off to church.



Comments

Mike and LuAnn (Nelson) Aldred said…
That's a super beautiful dress! Terry is so talented and makes such beautiful things. I am glad Hannah gets to enjoy it! Hannah sure has the long hair. She looks awesome in the dress. I also love the picture! She's going to be an artist ! She is sooooooooo good!
September 27, 2015 at 1:03 PM
The Short Family said…
AHHH! So cute! Glad it fits her and she likes it!
September 30, 2015 at 12:18 PM
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