Momma and girls playtime

headed into gym, Lydia was in the stroller and E said that she could do it all by herself

She stood next to the Lunchables display for a good five minutes studying all the different kinds and then told me that she just needed to get them for her lunch for school. Thankfully, she was pacified with just taking a picture of them to show her Daddy. I knew what the verdict would be ... no way! Since the sodium content is too much for her Daddy to handle. He made a lunchable by getting thick-cut ham at the deli -- he even used a tablespoon to cut the ham into circles. Such a good daddy!

L was a little restless so E walked her up and down the aisle. Miss Lydia thought it was so much fun, and E would just turn her right around once they got to the end.

This was the very first time I let E got to the bathroom by herself. We were standing in line to checkout with all of our stuff already on the conveyer belt when she said she had to go. I kept saying she had to wait. She kept saying she had to go. Then I realized we were right by the bathroom. So, she said she could do it by herself, and I watched the door continuously til she came out a few minutes later. Needless to say, she was proud, but I will not be making a habit of this.

the girls' Easter dresses found on sale during our shopping

a new set of colored pencils for E

the birthday gifts she helped personalize for her friends

E drew herself and each friend (with correct eye and hair color) for each one