A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words II

...although, as you know, I can't ever resist adding more than a few of my own.

Apparently, Georgia has come of age and now thinks she's old enough to wear makeup. This picture doesn't even do it justice. There was mascara e.v.e.r.y.w.h.e.r.e.
Thank heavens for wet wipes that get mascara out of basically everything. Except for the wet wipes box, which oddly, they didn't.

This is the Thelma to Georgia's Louise

The Ward Easter Egg Hunt

Ezra meandered his way through the hunt, discussing whether the candy inside was chocolate (ie: forbidden) or not (ie: safe), what the color of the eggs were, and tossing the occasional egg back. Georgia, on the other hand, was all business. That girl had so many eggs collected in the first three minutes that her little purple basket couldn't hold them all and was leaving a little trail of dropped eggs behind her.

Georgia gathering her loot

Scarlett looking oh-so-thrilled about the whole extravaganza

Ezra pausing before the sugar rush fully kicks in (note the self-written nametag; he was verrry proud of it)

A cute picture of my daughter that I managed to screw up by leaving the camera cord down [insert eye roll here]

A horrid picture I took of the cutest little boys, Jared and Nathan, who traded their allergy-friendly candy out for Ezra's chocolate (thanks again, Annie!)

Scarlett caught in the act of sucking on some of the kids's (wrapped) candy. She must've been getting some sugar through the paper because this was one of many she managed to get ahold of and latch onto.

The (drumroll, please) Easter Outfits

The only picture I got all Easter where all three kids were (kinda) looking at the camera, which is no small feat, believe you me.
You make it look waaay too easy, Steph.

I know, I know, the lighting is horrible, the top of Ezra's head is cut off, and you can see my hand, but don't they just look adorable?