Fancy Duds
This year we were lucky enough to have both of our major holidays (Passover and Easter) occur on the same weekend. We ate like kings and spent a lot of time enjoying traditions thousands of years old.
This year we were lucky enough to have both of our major holidays (Passover and Easter) occur on the same weekend. We ate like kings and spent a lot of time enjoying traditions thousands of years old.

Time for our annual Easter family photo! As we all get bigger (Well, except Marla. She seems to get skinnier all the time!) we have a harder and harder time standing still.

Happy Easter! The Northcutts celebrated another Easter in style this year, dressing to the 9’s and turning heads from RSM to posh Newport Beach.

Easter this year was a giant feast, attended by both my family as well as my brother’s. Â Bonus guests were my sister-in-law’s parents, making this one of the largest Easters on Northcutt record.

Emma is getting to the age where we just can’t hide Easter eggs well enough. She blazed through the yard intent on her mission of beating Henry and finding as many eggs as possible. Poor Henry was no match.

It’s really hard to believe that three months have passed since Easter. Emma and Henry both looked adorable in their Easter outfits and were very excited this year about the egg hunt.

Gearing up for Easter this year Marla and the kids attended a playgroup egg hunt. Yes, it is July. And, yes, I did say Easter. So just enjoy the pictures and leave me alone, OK? :)

Easter was especially fun this year since Henry was mobile and able to participate a bit more than last year. We started out the day with a trip to church and followed that with some “formal” family portraits and then…

“We’re going to Easter!” was what Emma squealed as we piled into the car and headed to church on Sunday.

View Egg Hunt #2 As promised, I’ve gotten around to putting up pictures from our second Easter egg hunt. This one was on Easter Sunday, after a tasty breakfast of bacon and matzoh brei.