Photos- Take two

Okay, so I got some of the pictures to  transfer.  Well actually, I figured that if I just blogged from my hubby's desktop I wouldn't have to worry about how to make files accessable on my desktop.  I will offer some brief descriptions for each of these photos. 

This is a rare smile from the runaway ring barer.

The next three are from breakfast on the farm.  This is when you get up very early on a Saturday and drive out into the middle of no where to be served a substandard breakfast of pancakes, eggs, sausage and applesauce.   Of course the children think that it is great.  Quality of food is lost on them  when they are transported by hayride, surrounded by animals and lured by chocolate milk.   Max fell in love with a cow,  Abby tried to become a tracter and they all took a ride in barrel train. 

This one is from the Library programs parade.   Children are encouraged to dress for the theme.  I never remember it until the day that it takes place.  So Lily found her hula outfit, Abby wore her bathing suit wrap , and Max his pirate hat, patch and pants made from my hankerchiefs.   We added the monkey since we didn't have a parrot for his shoulder.  They had a great time and I think they looked ten times better than the cardboard raindrop that won the costume prize.

I don't know what to say about Lily here.  This was Memorial Day weekend.  She just looks like Lily, all full of her "girly" self.

We then have Easter with the children.  Not a single shot came out with all children looking, smiling and eyes open.  However, something here shows how the children truly are.  Max just goofy, Lily dramatically shy when she wants and Abby just chillin out.

This is a rare photo that I actually don't mind that I am in.  From Christmas eve, just to let you know how slow we were to get the pictures from the camera. 

Maybe with the fourth child we will deal with those in a more timely way, but I doubt it.