Sisters
Today was an exciting day - no longer do the girls have their own rooms they now share a bedroom. Out with the toddler bed in Taylor's room and in with the bunk beds. We have been talking to the girls about this change for several months now. We decided since the girls always want to sleep together why not let them share a room. Hailey's old room will be the baby's new room; this way we can keep our guest bedroom for now. So with the help of borrowed bunk beds and Christmas gift cards for bedding (Thank you Grandpa and Grandma!) voila - we present Taylor AND Hailey's bedroom!
Two very excited girls. Hailey was a little anxious while we were switching everything around, but in the end she was very excited. We'll see how tonight goes...



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Kelly said…
That is so much fun! Will they ever be able to fall asleep again? ;) I am sure all they want to do it talk.
12:35 PM
lindsaybrooke said…
I love that they want to share a room - darling!
8:52 PM
Anonymous said…
How adorable! They will have lots of fun. Love the new bedspreads!

G Grandpa and G Grandma Smith
7:26 PM
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