What I (and Hannah and Sarah) wore on Sunday

 Dave tried taking this Sunday's photos; however, he is almost six inches taller than me and all his attempts produced a strange hovering-above-me aspect to them.  Hannah's shots are much better.
Shirt:  The Loft, bought in Texas.  This shirt represents a moving out of my comfort zone moment.  It is the first shirt in a long time that I have tucked in (it looks much better tucked in), and it screams Judith Light from Who's the Boss?.  Remember that show?  She was forever wearing flow-y shirts with flouncy ties at the collar.  Well, look who's wearing one now!  Who was the boss, anyway?
Skirt:  Reitmans, bought sometime before Isaac's pregnancy.  It has some lycra in it and a comfort waistband so it works for the early stages of pregnancy as well as my normal size.
Boots:  Eddie Bauer, on-line.  These were the first tall boots that I ever purchased.  They revolutionised my wardrobe - not joking.  In Dave's words, "All your clothes look better with those boots."  I bought them the winter after Isaac was born and they have held up wonderfully.
Jewellery:  Vintage Miraculous Medal (complete with silver filigree), purchased at Madonna House gift shop.  If you could see the earrings... they are beautiful.  They were a Christmas gift from my parents from almost ten years ago.  They are, gasp, Swarovski Crystal and have a lovely vintage look to them.

 Dress:  Old Navy, it has the cutest pin-tucks all across its front.
Scarf:  umm, maybe Mark's Work Warehouse?  I truthfully can't remember.  We are at the point where scarves and hats have become interchangeable.  I don't think that this will ever be the case for our clothes; she is a very different build than I.

 Joe was dive-bombing this photo from behind, and Isaac was trying to do the same in front.  Sarah wasn't very happy about posing, and it was all we could do to get her to stop moving.   Thus, the blurriness.
Dress:  Tunic from Old Navy, Texas.
Cowboy boots:  Gift from my sister in Texas.  They, too, revolutionise her wardrobe!