> "Do you carry children's wedding apparel as well as adult?" Julia asked.
>
> "Certainly do," the woman answered, looking at Kat "will this beautiful
> little girl be the one needing to be outfitted?"
>
> "That's the one." Julia answered with a grin "Our very own flowergirl.
> Pink that has a good twirl on it."
>
> "Ahhh, mind if I show her some styles? They're just over here," the woman
> pointed.
>
> Julia looked and then looked back at Kat. It was the next section over.
> They were in the men's department now "Remember the staying in talking
> distance and give a shout if you find something, okay?"
>
> The saleswoman smiled kindly and extended her hand for Kat to precede her,
"I remember," Kat replied and eagerly went off with the woman, wondering why
adults thought kid always forgot stuff. She looked at style after style of
dress. White, violet, pale blue, yellow and pink. The little even tried on
different styles, one with a scallopped hem, that looked pretty ont he
wrack, but she didnt' like it on her. Ones, with shorter skirt and floor
length. Finally, she found the one she loved the best. It was pale pink,
tea legth, with puff sleeves and a skirt with a large petticoat under
neather. She tried this on and spent several minutes spinning in front of
the mirror. Finally she called out, "JULIA, LOOK!!!!"
Kat
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