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Emily, Future Style Editor?

December 1, 2007 By: Suzanne Moshenko1 Comment

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My daughter Emily watched all the goings-on at our house when we were getting ready for the photo shoot for the fashion layout in Broughton Quarterly. She took it all in and then, on Sunday, she declared, “Mom, I am going to do my own photo shoot.” Hearing her say “photo shoot” was priceless, like when she said, “Mom, are you being sarcastic?” Such grown-up words.

She went right to work on the backdrop first, using left-over poster board from her book report. She made two scenes; one winter and one summer. She dressed “Jewel,” her Build-A-Bear Bunny, up for the first shot.

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(Notice how she taped Jewel’s hand up to look like she is holding the butterfly net.)

Taking the photos with our Cannon Rebel, she looked like a pro. She even turned her cap around backwards to accommodate the camera, a real pro.

Then she changed scenes and dressed Jewel in winter hat and mittens.

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(Hat and Mittens bought at Babies R Us, $9.99)

Needless to say, Jewel has been a real Diva since her photo shoot; demanding tall soy carrot lattes and a prominent place on our family Christmas Cards. She is so not going to get that Build-A-Bear Gift Certificate to buy a new Hello Kitty purse if she keeps it up.

Being the proud Mama that I am, I had to share my daughter’s cleverness with BQ’s (Broughton Quarterly, pay attention) Editor, Matt Katz. I sent him an email explaining Emily’s ambitions and attached the picutres.

Here is his reply:

From: Matt Katz
To: Suzanne Broughton
Subject: Re: Emily—future Style Editor?

Suzanne:
You’re fired.
(Thanks for the tip on the new hire.)

Ah, that Matt. (I hope he was kidding)

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    victoria says

    December 1, 2007 at 9:30 pm

    the apple doesn’t fall from the tree – kids are such a “hoot” (love to use that word – hoot)
    V

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