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Easter 2013

If you're interested, I have a few photos from my Easter weekend in Missouri to share:

My longest friend and I went to Charleville for a catch-up session.  (It's both of our favorite winery in Ste. Gen.)
I was being weird & didn't like any of the pictures of us so we took one of our shadows.  As we were taking it, Jess said, "this is so much less pressure."  :)
Mom blew out her official birthday candles.  Yes, I say "official" because I was there, even though her birthday was a week earlier.

We had two egg hunts (one at my parents' and one at my grandma's).  Here are a few snapshots:
Taking photos with a little one puts a lot of pressure on the adults.  How?  If you're behind the camera, you have to be silly to get the kid's attention.  If you're in the photo, there's no room for mistakes or looking bad.  You have to look good in every photo because the one where the kid looks good is the one that's going to be picked so hope that you look good too.
I love this photo.  It's in Grandma's.  Her famous cinnamon rolls are included.  It's 4 generations.  I think it's just my style.

thanks for reading.  xoxo.

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