I knew all my children would be different. And I loved them all no matter what. Bella has always excelled at gymnastics, and it scared me when she would do her flips and turns. But she was great at it and that's what counts. She would do her splits on the beam in the gym that we made for her.
And she would twist and contort her body on the pommel horse, even though women don't do pommel. She just wanted to be as good as possible.
But I was worried about Chelsea, she would sit alone playing with cuddles, her doll. She never was will Bramble any more since Bramble became a teen, which i expected, but i didn't think Chelsea would change this much from it. It worried me a lot.
And Bramble was always typing away on her computer. She loved books and loved writing, so she took to writing books. All the books she wrote were amazing! I knew that she would go far with her writing as she grew up.
While Bella was outside on trampoline one day, training, her coach came up to us. He told us "The Olympic trials are coming up in sunset valley. I think that Bella might be able to make the gymnastics team if you let her go. She is amazing at everything she does, you should let her go."
I pulled David aside one day and talked to him about it. He agreed to let her go to the trials, but he didn't know about the Olympics. They were all the way in Champs le sims, France!
A few days later it was time to get on the plane to go to Sunset Valley. I stayed home for work, but the rest of the family went to support Bella.
Bella did her best at every thing, which was all we could ask for. She looked so graceful on the beam.
And did her job on pommel, she just wanted to show them pommel even though it didn't matter because women don't do it. (David sent video's of her at the trials to me to watch since i couldn't be there)
~ We got a new house built! Here are the pictures!
~ And Ainsley aged up into a full-fledged adult!
The new house is super cute! I love the gymnastics addition as well, it suits Bella perfectly!
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