It doesn’t get easier - it only get’s different!

Tuesday, March 25, 2008, by Leigh Anne

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After sharing with you my Easter Outfit Issue I thought I would share with you a few pictures of my girls in their “coordinating” Easter outfits. I posted these on my family blog this week but thought you might like to see them too.

When the kids were little I would get them all dressed in their matching/coordinating outfits and take their picture. I remember what a frustrating and sometimes exhausting ordeal it was as we would try to get them all to sit still, look at the camera and smile - all at the same time. With no digital photography you never knew until they came back from the developer if you got a good one or not!

I use to think - “When they are older this will be so much easier!” Well - I was wrong.

It’s a lie - it doesn’t get easier - it only gets different!

Here’s the proof!

Even mom got in on the act…

Thank goodness for digital photography and the ability you have to waste dozens of photos trying to get a good one.

Finally…….

Aren’t they cute!

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4 Responses to “It doesn’t get easier - it only get’s different!”

you’re so sweet Leigh Anne, for sharing these easter photos - especially the one with you!

You have a gorgeous family, and the progression of the pictures cracks me up! Especially since I was trying to get three children 4 and under to pose…it makes me wonder what it’ll be like 10-15 years from now! By the way, your girls look so much different from the picture at the top of your blog, I would barely have known they were the same! But they are beautiful in ALL the pictures.

Sweet review!! I love this photo.

Beautiful! I love the sequence of the pictures. your daughters are simply gorgeous.

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