


Mortgage? I'm not telling. Weekly grocery bill? $100. 100-pack of diapers? $37. Spending my husband's paycheck? Priceless.



When they were done being judged, we celebrated by going out for ice cream. Then, as we waited for the scores to be posted, both kids performed one of their songs for the other students, teachers, and parents that were walking around the foyer of the building. Here are pictures and a clip of their performance.

So we made do with hiding eggs inside the house. I'd had Annabelle's eggs in a basket out in plain sight as part of my Easter decorations for awhile and all week, Annabelle asked me if she could have her eggs yet. She definitely did not like waiting until Easter weekend to get her treats, but her patience paid off and she now gets to play with her eggs as well as eat whatever is in them. Life couldn't get any better for a 3-year old.
For dinner that night, we had chicken parmesan and Annabelle managed to get sauce all over her pants, so I asked her to go put on some new ones and to her credit, she did as I asked. As you can see though, we have a long way to go on style.