Hiya, everybody! It’s Grace here with the third installment of my travel blog! Today I have a super-awesome photoshoot with my cousins Lea, Grace, and Cara. We went to the park and AGs in Alaska, along with the help of her amazing cousins, took pictures of our adorableness. But don’t take our word for it – you can see for yourself!
My cousins are so amazing.
I don’t get to see them very often, because they live in the Lower 48 and I live in Alaska.
Lea is so adventurous and brave. She inspires me every time I am around her!
We have so much fun when we’re together!
Sometimes we like to pretend we’re spies.
Cara is so sweet and playful. She’s the youngest of us all, and I love her sense of style. Look at all the color! #rockingit
Cousins were made for sharing secrets with.
Or for cheering you up when you’re having a rough day.
Grace is so kind. She always keeps an eye on us to make sure we don’t get hurt.
They’re always there for you.
“Time passes and we may be apart, but cousins will always be close at heart.”
They help you stand tall.
We can always use our imaginations to make up a new game.
When I’m with my cousins, I’m never afraid to be myself.
Look, even this teeter-totter is built for four!
Cousins = Best Friends.
They’re the perfect people to hang out with.
Life is just better with the cousins.
“A cousin a day keeps the boredom away.”
You can tell them anything.
Or just be silly.
They understand when you need alone time.
And they understand when you need cousin time.
They’re always willing to give you a helping hand.
“Cousins are those childhood playmates who grow up to be best friends.”
They love you as much as you love them.
I wish they lived closer!
“Cousins by chance. Sisters at heart. Friends by choice.”
That’s all for our cousin photoshoot. Unfortunately . . . the rest of our visit wasn’t just fun and games. You’ll have to wait until Monday to find out more!
AGs in Alaska: My turn.
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AGs in Alaska: What, no complaints? Okay . . . so . . . I’m leaving you at a cliffhanger, yes. But I really, really hope you enjoyed the photoshoot. This is my favorite one that I have ever done, because the setting just looks awesome and the cousins are in it!!! Funny story about this photoshoot: We actually took the pictures at two different parks. My great-aunt gave us instructions on how to get to the park, but we are directionally challenged and kind of wound up at the wrong . . . um . . . park (the one with the teeter-totter). So thirty minutes in, my cousin’s dad came to meet us at the park, but we were at the wrong one. So he took us to the right one (the one with the gazebo in the last picture). I love the park we went to the second time because the gazebo is amazing and is the perfect retro setting for an amazing photoshoot with the cousins.
Grace also fell off of the gazebo (I referenced it in my giveaway post), leaving a dent in her nose and hand. 😦
Now, I have an announcement to make!
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I have 50 followers!
You may have already guessed that from the title of this post. Nice going, AGs in Alaska.
Anyway, I was planning on celebrating with a giveway, but I a) just did a Christmas one and b) have to hand-make the things I will be giving away, so that might take a while. I will probably do that giveaway for my 100 followers celebration later on. Instead, I am doing another Q&A! Except this time, the questions have to be about Alaska. And they will be answered by my dolls, not me! If you have a question you want a certain doll to answer, type the dolls name before the question.
Now, get questioning!
See y’all on Monday!
American Girls in Alaska 