She is Captain America, not Miss America. Adorable.
Making a difference: Raena Lamont, 3, wears a Captain America costume at a polling center doubling as a donation site in the Staten Island borough of New York City
http://peopleus.blogspot.com/2012/11/election-day.html
No Stereotypes, No Boundaries, No Restrictions. This little girl can be whoever she wishes to be. It is her right to dream, her right to fulfill those dreams. In doing so she can soar!
Sweet dreams, Raena. For now be Captain America, a superhero.
I posted this two years ago and am posting it again.
Love this group.
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I'm absolutely certain she will be Captain Amazing! 
/revision/latest?cb=20140718001651Thanks RandySF!
without a second look. Who realize that just because you are a girl, that doesn't mean you have to flutter around like some winged ninny!
My own big baby wore a Buzz Lightyear costume around the house practically every weekend from the ages of 4-7. And at costume parties was the ONLY little girl not wearing pink. And I loved every damn second of it. 
Baby 
I climbed trees and feel out of them as well. My Aunt and Mom soaked me in the tub to get the gravel out of my knees. Never stopped me from climbing.
Yes I played with dolls. Yet the electronic baseball game I got for Christmas. I was over the moon. One of my favs was the battery operated bull dozer. It spit fire!
Needless to say I was a tomboy.
Hugs~
Double loveya because this is my first post of the day, and it's so good.
Yup.
Just the post needed to lighten the day!
