Justine got asked to go to Prom, her first time going to a school dance. Justine's special education teacher, Mr. Pead, organizes for the kids in his class a night out for prom. He asks for volunteers at Lone Peak High School to go with those students in his class that would like to go to prom. Mr. Pead also arranges for a dinner, pictures, rides, and free dance tickets. What a blessing to have such kind-hearted teens who love to brighten someone elses life.
Justine was especially excited when her invite was accompanied by at "king" size Reeces.
"Justine, I would feel like a KING if you would go to prom with me!"
Her picture and response ... "I would be nuts not to go with you to prom."
Justine was not happy at all about getting her hair done. We would not let her do her typical 1 ponytail, so she insisted on 2. We told her a princess does not wear 2 ponytails. She growled at me as curled and hairsprayed her hair until we had princess worthy hair. 
In the end, she really liked her beautiful hair. 
She also was not interested in wearing any jewlrey. We finally convinced her to wear this bracelet of her great-grandma Jones.
Now she looked like a princess!
Her picture and response ... "I would be nuts not to go with you to prom."
Justine was not happy at all about getting her hair done. We would not let her do her typical 1 ponytail, so she insisted on 2. We told her a princess does not wear 2 ponytails. She growled at me as curled and hairsprayed her hair until we had princess worthy hair. In the end, she really liked her beautiful hair. She also was not interested in wearing any jewlrey. We finally convinced her to wear this bracelet of her great-grandma Jones.Now she looked like a princess! 
When we started taking pictures, Justine suddenly turned into the international model ...
... then she gets ready in right field.
