My Sweet Litte Princess

My Sweet Little Princess
It has been my family’s greatest joy since my youngest daughter, Trinity May, came into our lives. She has special qualities that make her stand out. She is a beautiful girl, heartwarming, and clever. She finds chocolate irresistible, appreciates lots of hugs, and she is a "daddy's girl."

May 27th 2009 will always be an incredibly momentous day for our family. Life became much sweeter and more complete, when our adorable princess, Trinity May entered our lives on a gorgeous spring day. She was born with her head covered with a thick soft black fur that had cotton feel. I enjoyed looking into her lovely slight brown eyes and touching her curly thick eyelashes, tracing the curve of her small cute bow lips and her thin little nose. At almost three years of age, her silky smooth brownish black color hair streamed all the way down her back to her mid-thigh.
Trinity May is a very cheerful young girl with a contagious smile. She is full of life and has an uplifting delightful spirit. I remember on one early morning while all of us were all busy, my husband was cooking breakfast, and I was doing the laundry. My other three children were doing their chores and I noticed Trinity was out of my sight. I went to the living room, looking for her but she was not there. Then I proceeded to the family room and glanced outside the window to see if she was in the back-yard playing outside. Finally, I decided to check her room, that’s her favorite place where she can create her imagination. I ambled towards her room and the door slightly open; I peeked in to see what she was doing. She enjoys changing her clothes all the time. I saw her toddle towards her pink and white dresser while she glanced at her glamorous dres...

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...at we had to return several times. Since it was so early in the morning, there were hardly any people waiting in line. Here we go again on “Ariel’s Under the Sea” ride; there is a huge smile and giggle on her voice the moment it’s our turn to step on the ride. Trinity seemed like she was in another world, she smiles, and eyes wide open, raising and pointing hands; there is so much excitement in her voice. She cheered, “Wow! That‘s Ariel so beautiful, Mommy, Daddy, look at the fish so big” and then the ride stops and she said, “Yay! Yay! Let’s do it again!” so we took the ride at least 23 times that day.

Trinity May, my little princess, will always one of the main ingredients of our happy family. She will always be our joyful, intelligent, and charming daughter. Even when she grows up and has her own little princess, she will always be my “Sweet Little Princess”.