Just popping in with a few photos from Easter. I sewed all the dresses, made the bows, and made the bow tie. I was sewing on buttons Sunday morning. I’m tired.
Trying out shaving cream marbled eggs. We did this (successfully) with preschoolers. My kids, not so much. It’s starting out fine here.
Starting to get out of control.
And now it’s disintegrated into chaos. This is what happens when Mom leaves the room for five minutes.
Not as beautiful as I would have liked. Of course, they look much better once the shaving cream was rubbed off.
Bridget got to do the traditional dyeing.
Yes, she drank the dye. I thought she was just going to look. You would think I would learn, since after looking back through old Easter photos, I have many shots of a kid trying out the dye.
Doesn’t taste so good.
She wanted to kiss the egg. Why?
I have an adorable family. Seriously. How are they all so good looking?
His primary teacher said he should be a pediatrician, because apparently pediatricians wear bow ties. And since my boy Paul is wicked smaht, he could, if he wanted to.
Not sure why I thought I could get a good photo of a 19 month old. Past Easters should have taught me better. I really should do a post comparing Bridget and Averi at this same age on Easter. It’s bizarre. They’re twins born three years apart.
She was fine when she was distracted. Aww! So cute! P.S. I designed the pattern for her dress myself. *Pats self on back.*
“I’m tired of pictures and I’ve missed my nap two days in a row!”
“But at least I have cute shoes.” Bridget adores shoes. She insists on wearing them at all times, even if she’s only in a diaper. She’s always asking for her “shs” (not really a vowel in the word the way she says it).
Easter dinner spread. So yummy and adorable!
Sneak peek of the new table. Its size definitely came in handy for this meal!
Michelle’s cute bunny fruit bowl that she made.
Carrot cake. Of course.
Yummy Easter bread. The kids were wild about the eggs in it. |
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