The Mother Load: Easter Joy

Sunday, April 08, 2012

Easter Joy

Happy Easter from the HomeFront!

May you and yours be blessed!

from left to right:
Mopsy, Francie, Bun, Fiver, Baby, and Sally

3 comments:

Colleen1:24 PM
They are so so so cute!
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Beth Cotell9:15 AM
Your family is beautiful!
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GeeGee2:36 PM
What a beautiful bunch of Easter "flowers"! My heart is filled with joy when I am with my darling grandchildren. They are light, and hope, and life. I really get a taste of heaven with them. I know what Christ means when he talks about the heart of a child. Happy Easter everyone. Alleluia!
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The Huddled Masses

"Francie", 14: eldest girl, precocious reader, inveterate talker, reluctant pianist, and Chairperson of the Ways and Means (of trying to get what you want) Committee.

"Fiver", 11: eldest boy, lover of Legos, Apple products, and schedules, on the autism spectrum, and Chairperson of the Health and Human Services Committee.

"Sally", 7: middle sister, unstoppable smiler, incorrigible lip balm wearer, continually taking care of her baby dolls and baby siblings, habitually dressed to the nines, Director of Children's Affairs and Activities.

"Bun", 5: middle brother, man of action, interested in anything loud, champion block builder, voracious reader and Chairperson of the You Fix It, I Break It. Again. Committee.

"Mopsy" 3, small-ish sister, playroom floor manager, likes to be in constant communication with the CEO, admirer of all royalty, especially princesses, and Chairperson of the Appropriations Committee.

"Baby", 2: baby sister, fastest stair climber, lightest sleeper, biggest laundry helper, quickest mess maker, and sweetest baby kisser in the corporation. Director of Energy and Efficiency Committee.

"Septimus", baby brother: our brand new employee, fresh from the Home Office headquarters, prefers face to face contact at all times, director of night shift operations, and new Chairperson of the Got Milk? Committee