The assumption may be false, but only because some female infants are brainwashed to think they want to be something else, such as: spies, policemen, mailmen, or dolphins....
Fortunately for you, not only did I want to be a princess, I am.
So, like what any fifteen-year-old princess would do when trapped in a city of foreigners, I took refuge in what princesses love most: clothes. =)
I went to the shopping center today with my two new friends, Pihla, and Annu. We spent four hours going store-to-store, making fun of ridiculous clothing, finding some wow outfits, and ultimately buying a grill flipper, but leaving the lobster hat to be claimed by someone whose need was even greater. How kind. =)
....So the next time you hear a little girl say that she doesn't want to be a princess, you know something is wrong, and you should begin looking for the jar (the one they're keeping her brain in....) for every girl wants to be a princess.
Confession: I googled.
*gasp* I wanted to be a dolphin! No lie. Though a part of me loves being the princess, I could never fully be one. I'm too weird and too wanting to be in the action! But you're right, every girl has a princess in them.
ReplyDeleteNot just any dolphin... a BABY dolphin.
ReplyDeleteA baby dolphin when you grew up? :) hehe. you're cute, lindey!
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