I remember spinning in circles around the brown, hardwood floor, My tiny hand grasping tight to mommy’s outstretched finger; The sound of music from the live band was filling my ears, While the laughter was spilling from my smiling mouth. My dress was ballooning out like a doily, While perfume and cologne were sneaking through my nose. Mommy was twirling me all about, Like a miniature Cinderella, glass slippers on my toes.