Happy Easter from our Little Girls!
We had a great day, and though it took me 2 hours to get the girls out the door in their Easter Best by myself, it went surprisingly smoothly! 
I had the cutest Easter Bonnets for both girls!
Kate loved every piece of her outfit especially her princess gloves. Megan, unfortunately refused her hat, which was too bad because it was adorable.
Kate loved every piece of her outfit especially her princess gloves. Megan, unfortunately refused her hat, which was too bad because it was adorable.We also organized an Easter Egg Hunt for Easter Sunday at church. We stuffed somewhere between 750 and 1,000 eggs, the weather actually cooperated, and it turned out to be a great event for the kids.
Kate took the time to help her little sister with finding some Eggs, and Megan certainly got the hang of it.
Kate posing with her preschool friend Adelyn.
My cute little Meggie!
Megan loved the chocolate. I mean LOVED it. I think Kate in this picture is already thinking, "You didn't let me have that when I was her age!"
Everything at church was wonderful, especially the service. There was so much energy, and it was a great place to celebrate Easter morning.
Kate took the time to help her little sister with finding some Eggs, and Megan certainly got the hang of it.
Kate posing with her preschool friend Adelyn.
My cute little Meggie!
Megan loved the chocolate. I mean LOVED it. I think Kate in this picture is already thinking, "You didn't let me have that when I was her age!"
Everything at church was wonderful, especially the service. There was so much energy, and it was a great place to celebrate Easter morning.
After Easter service we all took naps, and then headed over to my sister's for a wonderful Easter meal. When it was all done we posed the three little ones attempting to capture them in their Easter pajamas.
What a blessed day for many reasons!
Megan was quite proud of her accomplishments. Mommy, not so much. I think some of my sanity dissapeared with that milestone.
She can spell and write her own name and does it on almost anything she creates. She has amazed us by writing DAD next to the prince from Cinderella, and even her cousin Jake's name after hearing it spelled only once. 
She recognizes many words as we read and even her preschool teachers are thoroughly amazed with her writing skills. She is really starting to color within the lines and I personally love her family portraits complete with hair on each of us. 
This one includes the sun, wind, grass, a spider web, and her dog, pal Perito with his footprints.
Kate is going through a real independent streak. She insists on dressing herself, buckling her car seat, and being the leader. Most of the time this is really cute and helpful. Speaking of helping, she loves helping her Mom and Dad cook, clean, or go on errands. When I vacuum she takes my little battery powered vac and redoes every spot I cross.
She also loves going on errands with Daddy in Daddy's car and not with Megster because she's too little, "Right Dad?" Another of her favorite things is to run up to Daddy for the children's sermons at church. She sits right on his lap and listens to him adoringly. I made the mistake of missing kids kingdom once due to her dawdling in the nursery and Kate literally sobbed the entire rest of church because she wanted to be with her Daddy. Can you tell she is just a bit of a Daddy's girl? Kate is really into the old school 80's era Care Bears right now that we rent from her favorite store, Video Family. It's actually Family Video, but she says it so cutely we might lobby for a permanent name change. Reading wise she is going through quite the Berenstein Bear phase. Kate has the politest and sweetest, "Sank You." And if we thank her she says, "No Pwoblem." Kate also loves her cousin Jake and is one of the most nurturing 3 years old.
