Uniform
Emily loves her uniforms so today, you get pictures 😍
Cheer – purple and sparkles for competition and the best team jacket in the world! She has some nice training gear too but somehow I don’t have a picture…
Horseback riding – pants, boots and helmet!
Baseball shirt and baseball hat
Uniforms give Emily (and others too I hope) a sense of belonging.
The uniform makes you part of the team and this means the world to me as when I look at Emily, I still see that little girl who wanted to be part of team so badly but just didn’t fit anywhere.
When you are this awesome and extraordinary, you can’t easily fit everywhere, you need to find those special places where your brightness can shine.
I am so proud of my girl for not giving up and slowly finding her place. Her Cri du Chat syndrome, once again, doesn’t define her! She defines herself!
Do you wear a uniform? If so, please tell me about it in the comment.
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A to Z Challenge 2016 – Lessons from my Daughter (PR) #712
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Lovely post!!! I used to love my school uniform so much too. My father always made sure it was starched and looked neat and tidy every day because he knew what that uniform meant to me 🙂
I think school uniforms would be so much easier to manage than a dress code. Thanks for sharing.