Margaret's Modeling Portfolio

Some of you readers that go way back will remember this shot taken in July during Margaret's "Let's Learn How to Use a Spoon" phase. If you want the full story, read here.Well, we still enjoy "gur-gurt" each morning. However, in the winter time we eat with our clothes on. It's just too cold to go shirtless. I have started purchasing the Yoplait Thick and Creamy, though. It stays on the spoon so much nicer than the Yo! Baby...and we've kind of moved past the Yo! Baby, anyways. Margaret's two and a half now, ya know.
Alas, I digress...while we were enjoying our breakfast this morning, Margaret and I were having a nice chat. We chatted about things like who we were going to see today, what toys we were going to play with, and if we could have quesadillas for lunch (not kidding...the girl loves quesadillas). As Margaret and I were chatting, I was so taken aback by her budding personality, that I decided to enroll her in modeling classes. The world needs to meet this kid. Here's the portfolio I've created so far. Tell me if you think Ford will accept it...

Show me a big smile...


Okay...hold that look and let me come in for a close up of that big smile...

Now show me angry...

Good! Now how about sad?

Wonderful!! Margaret, can you show me what a happy girl looks like?

One more time...show me happy girl!

Dear Ford Modeling Agency, please pardon the low-rent pajamas Margaret was dressed in. They came in a two pack for $9 at Target and we needed some new thick ones.

If you need to see what Margaret looks in a change in location...here ya go. Oh, and we've changed the hat in these pictures to show you how versatile Margaret is...

Let's see angry again...

Okay...and sad...

And let's end with a happy face...

Well, that's our future model. She's come a long way since "Blue Steel"--her only look from birth to about 12 months. You can see Blue Steel featured in the framed photo above the "T" in the last three pictures.