I am starting to appreciate this project on a level I wasn't expecting.  I knew that it would be a challenge and I really thought I would find myself just hurrying to get the shot in everyday.  And yes this still rings true to some extent ;) but when I sit down to prepare my post at the end of the week I see the moments that happened throughout the week and I really feel like this is more of a weekly journal entry and I can apprecaite the personal value in capturing the everyday.

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Maddy opened the fridge to see what was in there so of course I told her to hold one while I grabbed my camera. :)

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Loading....Getting 4 kids out the door in the morning can a feat.   When I looked at this shot later I thought to myself, "Where are your mittens?!"  She never leaves them on!

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Picking up from Grandma and Grandpa's.  Alli and her Doc McStuffins' lunch box.

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This image makes me laugh.  Knowing the story behind it even more comical.  Maddy and Alli always have battles over who gets to look at the back of the cereal box.  I can totally relate....happened between me and my bro all the time.  I actually had to remove the box from the table to settle the dispute.  And look at that hair!  It was wacky hair day at her preschool so it was perfect!  I just put it up and threw on a headband with some long antennas.  But later that night before bathtime it literally took me 45 minutes to get all the snarls out.  I'm not sure how it got so bad!

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Target.  Maddy, Evie, and I went to Target to pick out a birthday gift for her friend.  She was so excited about going to the party the next day.  She also picked out those boots to wear and put them on herself.....she puts them on the wrong feel almost every time.  Love it!  Oh and we decided to have pajama day :)

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After 4 sessions in the morning and early afternoon I really didn't want to pick up my camera again.  My dad, these 2 and I went to an antique store.  My dad and Jake are really into coin collecting and Jake offered to buy something for Alli.  How sweet!  So he was helping her decide what to get.

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Jake loves The Boxcar Children and when I saw that beautiful sun this morning I asked him if he would read on the bay window sill.  He finishes these books quickly and always wants another one.  Glad that he is so into reading.