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EASTER SUNDAY


Friends, we had such a great Easter with the De La Rosa side of the family.  I hope all of you enjoyed your holiday and aren't in too much of a sugar-induced coma.  ;)  We actually took it easy on the sweets this year, and are feeling quite well!

Yesterday was such a wonderful day.  It's been a while since we've had a Sunday all together as a family, and I can say we are all feeling refreshed, renewed and ready to conquer the week!  I'll be back with some new and healthy recipes and an update from my time with my holistic health coach.

Things have truly been on an upswing around here, and we are thankful and much appreciative.  Life is good.

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  1. What a sweet celebration!

    Looking forward to seeing the health related/recipe posts!

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  2. Your photos are always so gorgeous! It looks like you had an amazing Easter! I'm glad things are going well for you as well! That's always great to hear! :)

    Love, Jazmyn

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  3. Love it. You guys were matchers! lol.

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  4. well i died. the first picture made me die. then all the pictures made me die. you bento'd all those picture girl...

    did i mention i loved you and your family? cuz man. i've got it pretty major for your family.

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  5. SOFIA'S FACE. IN ALL THE PHOTOS. GAH!

    Her personality is really starting to show and I love it :) Looks like you had a wonderful Easter... love the mommy/daughter dresses, BTW.

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  6. Thanks everyone! Yes, we decided there is such a small window of opportunity to actually wear mommy-daughter things together, and I happened to have a Levi'a dress that was nearly identical to an H&M one i bought her years later! Perfect opportunity.

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  7. So glad you all had a great Easter! These pictures are adorable and that first picture is the sweetest!

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  8. Hello...I just stumbled across your blog...just beautiful, really beautiful. xx Tam

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