First Haircut - It might be time

Evidence that Olivia needs a trim?
Reason 1: Her pigtails get caught in her backpack straps.

First Haircut - It's getting time

Reason 2: If we braided Olivia's tremendous queue and put her in a prairie dress, Texas DCFS might start an investigation.

First Haircut - It's really getting time.

Reason 3: Many meals involves a lot of food and a little hair.

First Haircut

Olivia's not sure there's any emergency.

First Haircut

Six inches of hair come off in one cut.

First Haircut - Watching is Hard

Olivia's mom's expression explains why her parents have waited two years and four months to cut Olivia's hair.

First Haircut - Watching is Easy

Olivia is thrilled to learn that Dora and Diego have their own TV show.

First Haircut - Leaving the Salon

The most difficult part of the haircut was getting Olivia to leave the train set. Fury ensued.

First Haircut

Her formerly waist-length hair is now in a fun bob. I don't think she has noticed.

First Haircut - The Reward

Everyone's pretty happy with the way the trip to the salon went, so we head down the street to get some frozen yogurt.

First Haircut - The Pose

Olivia celebrates by smearing her mouth with chocolate ice cream

Easter 2008 - The Ears

Olivia enjoys what she finds inside otherwise-toxic bisphenyl plastic eggs. Her parents enjoys Olivia's patience with headgear.

Easter 2008 - The Hunt

Olivia rejects the idea that she's done egg-gathering.

Easter 2008 - The Hunt

Years of training as a photojournalist and sheer instinct allowed your chronicler to nab this shot.

Easter 2008

Olivia hunts for missing dinosaur eggs at grandma's house.

Easter 2008

Olivia's bunnies are multiplying like rabbits.

New Toothbrush

Someone thought it was a good idea that Olivia get prophylaxis along with her Easter candy. Thanks, whoever that wasAunt Rhonda (at right). And thanks to Hello-Polly for demonstrating appropriate blogger standards for revisions.