The Easter Bunny made a colorful showing at the Charles home this year. If Liam had known who the Easter Bunny was, he would've been SO excited. Notice that he brought Wes the bodywash from the man you wish your man could smell like...(I'm on a horse.)
This year, we started the day at Wes's parents' house with a delicious breakfast and good company. Apparently, though, it was too early to take pictures. Please consult Tracie Charles' blog for details. I'm striving to not have the same exact blog as my sis-in-law's, but it's difficult when we attend the same gatherings and we're both slightly picture-happy. So with that said, here is my coverage of the Rawson Easter gathering.
And this is how my family feels about physical affection...Obviously, it is integral to our close relationships.
This is a milder form of child abuse. Poor, poor Liam. I'm so sorry, baby.
And here is Sam pretending to give Wes a game...Keep practicing, kid.
If you haven't heard, the Rawsons have been in a state of mourning for the past month. Daniel's family has moved from Park City to Austin where Daniel is now the Business Transformation Manager at Dell while he continues to pursue his MBA at Kellogg at Northwestern. We're so proud that he found a job he loves, but SO sad to have to say goodbye. We're going to miss these beautiful faces! I think the change has affected my mom the most, who sobs like a baby every time she talks about them. Liam is now her only grand"baby" in the area. Poor Grammy! She is certainly getting her fill of cuteness, though.
Squishies!!!
I love this girl. I'm not sure how it is possible that I have a niece who is trying to decide where to go to COLLEGE next year, but I do. Am I old? Lindsay is such an awesome girl. She has totally become her own person in the past few years. I see so much Rawson personality in her and SO much sweetness. Lindsay, no matter how old we are, you will always be the first to get my hand-me-downs, even if you end up going to the U. I love ya.
