She wasn't sure about us, so we cautiously approached.
When Mona realized she could trust us, she came in for a closer look.
And when Nathan asked if he could take her picture, well, you can see she was flattered, if not a bit self-conscious.
Mona wanted to be sure we captured her good side.
Suddenly, the sock monkey's natural instincts began to emerge, and Mona couldn't get enough of mugging for the camera.
Oh, Mona. Now you're just showing off!
I think she'll be just perfect for a child burn victim at this camp who needs a special friend, don't you? I'll be sending Mona on her way tomorrow.
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I love Mona. She looks very cuddily...and flexible too. You are wonderful. She will be very loved I'm sure.
ReplyDeleteNever has a sock looked so good, my awesome, creative daughter.
ReplyDeleteBetween your blankets and this monkey...I am borderline considering having another baby so I can snag your fabric works of art.
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Fabulous, as always. Great way to live out Matthew 25:40 before your children. :)
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super sweet :) and fab pics
ReplyDeleteCute as can be! I love it and may just be looking to make my own monkey soon!
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