


Getting into the van he asked if we could take his booster seat out so he could sit in the seat "just like a man." Bless his heart!
He wore that tie (and belt) all day long. :)

I hate to point this out, but I can't take the chance that you won't notice my glaring-white legs. No... I'm not wearing white hose. My legs are apparently just. that. white. Almost unnatural, isn't it?

Happy Easter!
5 comments:
Amy, two things about the picture you mention your legs...first, I cannot notice anything except the beautiful family there and secondly, your legs look tan compared to mine. I cannot even see my legs for the glare off of them. Speaking of Dale's newly found manhood, when you said "Getting into the van he asked if", I was afraid you were going to say he asked if he could drive!
Your boys look SO handsome!! Looks like everyone had a lovely Easter - have fun getting back into a "normal" week this week! Thanks for sharing your pictures!
Thanks for the family Easter picture. What did you do with your first born baby? I wasn't looking and you replaced him with a boy. (I'm not ready to say a man) but of course I'm not ready to call his Daddy "a man". Even though he has really grown up to be a wonderful person. (Just seemed to be the right moment to brag) I am really proud to say the family in the picture is mine. I know I share you guys with others but you are still mine.
Love to all
Happy Easter
One proud Mom and Grandma
My sisters love teasing me for how pale I am compared to them.
And I, in turn, enjoy all the complements from people who think I look younger than them. ;)
Great pictures!
I too suffer from paleness. As though I am not self conscience enough about that I get the added beauty of bruises constantly appearing on my shins! I need to research this because I can't remember what I did to get any of them. Thank goodness Maggie has her daddies natural dark skin. BTW...we will age gracefully!
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