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It has been some time since my last post. It would be ridiculous to even try to fill you in on our day-to-date going-ons since that last post, yet the VERY brief summary is that, as always, life has been hectic. After a visit from Grandpa and a return trip to Indiana, David traveled to Turkey for work. After delayed flights and lost luggage (one of his bags has yet to be found), David returned home the night before Easter. While David was away, Madeline and I were busy (a) preparing for Easter, but also (b) just simply busying ourselves until Papa returned. Since David's homecoming, we have actually had some time together, as a family, at home....minimal distractions. You would think that would mean that things would slow down for us, yet somehow I feel as though we are at least as busy as before.
I guess, at this point, the best way to share our holidays is to simply just post a bunch of pictures with captions and let you know that our Easter was wonderful since the 3.5 of us were all together again.
LOTS OF PHOTOS AND A VIDEO BELOW>>>>
(sorry the video is sideways - ooppps! This is a video giving you a glimpse of shopping with Madeline. BTW, the dress that I said I didn't like is the one she ended up with. It looked a lot cuter on than it did on the hanger. That girl has a good eye!)
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Madeline insisted in doing the dressing room gig by herself and she would come out to show me. Although this is one dress she tried on, we opted for a different one for Easter. |
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Making pizza for dinner one night while Papa was in Turkey |
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Despite giving her the option of McDonald's or a hot dog, Madeline opted to stand in line for lunch at the Broadway Market for Polish food. We split this Polish platter.....my mom would be so proud! |
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Madeline was thrilled to see the Easter Bunny at the Broadway Market. |
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It was ridiculous how long we stood in line for face painting at the Broadway Market but Madeline remembered that we did this the year before and she was looking forward to it. |
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Besides, it made her such a happy camper. |
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An Easter display at the Broadway Market |
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Madeline, the Easter lamb |
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This picture is for my sponge candy-loving Kentucky family |
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OMG! Hysterical!! Polish onesies at the Broadway Market |
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Decorating Easter eggs. Madeline personalized eggs for Mama, Papa, Madeline and Baby |
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Showing off her artwork |
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Adding stickers |
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My first Easter lamb cake! My paternal grandmother bought the cake mold for my Aunt Sue at the Broadway Market in 1961. My Aunt Sue passed along the cake mold to me. Madeline couldn't wait to help decorate the cake with "fur". |
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Madeline awoke earlier for the Easter Bunny than she did for Santa. Plus, she quickly found her Easter Basket. That bunny needs to do a better job of hiding her basket next year! |
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The Easter Bunny hooked me up! My FAVORITE Easter treat! |
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Madeline found Papa's basket too! |
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All dressed up for Easter |
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Mama and Maddie - Did Mama swallow an Easter Basket whole?!?! |
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Madeline (and me too!) was so happy that Papa made it home from Turkey in time for Easter. Here David and Madeline do a silly pose. |
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Sobaka is happy to be in the mix too. |
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Our Easter Święconka |
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After a week filled with a grueling travel for work, David took off on Monday. We had a nice family day together on Monday. Here I am armed with my "gun" to do our baby registry |
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Madeline was a big helper with the registry. She had lots of fun helping pick things out for her baby brother. |
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We enjoyed a family lunch out after the registry. Here Madeline and I are getting goofy seat dancing to the music on the loud speaker at the burger joint. |
1 comment:
Fun to see all those pictures. I wish I had the energy to make a lamb cake! : ) (And I am not even pregnant). And how fun that Madeline picked out Polish food for lunch. I grew up with many Polish friends since I lived in NW Indiana, however, I never got to eat much Polish food. I would love to try some of those things though.
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