I've figured out that Fi's life basically consists of looking beautiful, playing with Maddie (and yearning to be able to do everything that she does), and being served by her parents. Not bad. In the first two pictures, Fiona is experiencing the height of her bliss because she has gained exclusive access to her sister's toys, at least for the time being. She absolutely loves it when she comes across Maddie's toys when Maddie is not around. This means she can chew, hit, shake, and manipulate the toys without having them yanked out of her hands by an angry golden-ringleted giant (aka - Madeline). The third picture shows a scene that I will often find upon entering a room, which is that Maddie has created a habitat in which it is suitable for both her and Fi to play. This usually involves sunglasses, a blanket, and reading to Fi, which Fi thinks is the greatest fun. The fourth picture shows the immediate attention Fi gets from big sister upon waking up in the morning or from a nap. At the first signs of life, Maddie rushes in to "check on" Fi. Then she climbs in her bed and plays with her until I roll in. They are usually pretending to watch a movie and eat popcorn. Fi doesn't even know what popcorn is, but she seems to be pacified by this little game until mom or dad can come change, feed, and otherwise cater to her every need (such as the sink bath in the next pic). In the final picture Fi is just, well, looking beautiful (not that she can help it).
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