In Emily's Victory Garden, we had to replace one of the tomato plants. The nwe one appears to be doing much better.
Lanie notices that the lilies match her new dress!
Emily thinks that the tomato blossoms will probably be yellow and match her dress, when they come!
Kirsten put on the new dress and apron that I made her using the American Girl pattern. She wanted to show you that the pink matched the impatiens, but she had a hard time finding a place where she could stand in the garden.
This is Becky. She is a Lati Yellow Byurl, and happens to be Amy and Wendy's younger sister. She arrived here on September 19, 2009. She is probably one of the quietest kids here. She is easy to impress and amaze with little tricks, stories and trivia.
She has a pretty awesome imagination, too. She can see the magic in little things we take for granted.
This is Amy. She is a Lati Yellow Lumi, and is my second Lati. She is the very first BJD that I ordered from overseas, so I was really nervous! She arrived on November 30, 2006. She is the quietest of the Lati kids. She loves anything that's girly, and has wonderful manners. She's fixing ice tea with lots of sugar for us to enjoy with our diner.
Wendy is my first Lati. She's a Lati Yellow Lami. She arrived here in August of 2006, via a Florida e-Bayer. She might be little, but she is full of personality and is a lot of fun to have around. Being a Lati, she's invited her relatives to come stay here with us, too! She loves having her family around. She also likes looking at Flickr to see photos of extended family, friends and other relatives.Wendy has tried all kinds of hair-dos, but eventually, picked out the very first style she got a month after her arrival! Sometimes you just have to acknowledge that you already have what you need!
My Mother's Day weekend started when I discovered that I could work from home on Friday afternoon! On my way home, I got a phone call telling me that someone new had arrived! It was Lanie! She brought her bunny, Lulu, with her. I once had a lop eared bunny, but she was much darker brown than Lulu, and not nearly as talented. Lanie has trained Lulu to walk on a leash! Lanie's dress reminds me of the preppy clothes I loved so much when I was in high school.
Her hair reminds us of "pageant hair", but it is naturally this way and doesn't take a night in curlers and a lot of fussing!
Her hazel eyes are quite different in our blue-eyed human family, but Samantha, Catherine and a few other girls living here do have green eyes. 
Samantha loves butterflies, wildlife and flowers. She discovered a butterly bush in our yard. Right now it is only a little bit taller than she is, but by the time it is ready to bloom, it will be over 6 feet tall!
We were really excited to discover these hydrangea buds forming! We've had very little luck getting these shrubs to bloom very well. Maybe, if we are very lucky, we will get to see an abundance of flowers this summer!
