Emily in Pictures

Emily pauses in the middle of her kitchen redesign project.



She has new ideas for where the tupperware should go.

Cower before the wrath of the chupacabra!

It's Easter morning!



Emily checks out her basket.



The bunny whispers her a secret about Peeps.



Emily gives her bunny a big hug.



Mango looks lonely.



Emily offers to be her friend.



Emily reads her book.



It's all about the true meaning of Easter — eggs.



Emily waves through the doorway of her new house.



She crosses the threshold.



A view through the window of Emily's house.



Over at another window, Emily decides to lick the screen.



Then she looks to see if anyone is coming.



It's time for another fun trip to the zoo.



Dad helps Emily reach out to pet a goat.



Then they observe a llama together.



Emily is not so fond of the ducks this time.



Mom convinces her, though, that the chickens aren't so bad.



This squirrel died for our sins.

It's going to be a busy day.



The cake is decorated beautifully



The hostess gets excited as her guests arrive.



Her polka-dot dress is the pinnacle of cuteness.



Emily makes the chair rock.



But she adopts a more somber pose as she holds her cousin, Dean.



Grammy shares a bite of baked beans.



Some apple juice will help wash down the beans.



Emily is surprised to discover a bow in her hair.



With her party hat on, she sits aloft her plastic turtle.



Then she discover the grass in the yard.



Since Dad hasn't mowed yet, she'll take care of it.



It's a beautiful spring day.



Emily gives Grampa a challenge.



Her face pokes through the mailbox of her new house.



Maybe she'll settle down, after all.



Emily gingerly samples her first bite of cake.



Subsequent bites are a little less ginger.



She picks up the whole cake for easier access.



She stuffs a large chunk in her mouth.



As you can see, the cake was destroyed.

It all started innocently enough.



Emily prepares for her birthday celebration.



Ms. Christi and Ms. Mildred serve the children their treats.



Cupcake in hand, Emily eyes her push-up pop.



She doesn't quite know how to make it work, though.



Nevertheless, it's a fun dessert.



Emily is still relatively clean.



But she takes care of that soon enough.



She grabs another cupcake and heads the other side of the table.



There's a lot of fun to be had over here, too.



Crumbs litter the table as the feeding frenzy continues.



Emily describes to Megan how big her cake at home is going to be.



Emily peels off the paper wraper.



Then she drops her cupcake on the table and floor.



Turning around in her chair, she continues to wreak havoc.



Nothing is safe when the chupacabra is hungry.



Now it's back to the other side of the table again to visit Carson.



Having ground her cupcake into the floor with her feet, Emily's socks are a mess.



Later Emily, Jaden, Anna, and unknown baby enjoy a thrilling ride in the Bye-Bye Buggy.



Actually, it's not all that thrilling.

Emily compares the grocery sale ads.



She can't believe the price of ham at Bruno's.



Later, with food still on her mind, she reads The Very Hungry Caterpillar.

Emily attempts a quick escape up the stairs.



She pounds the coffee table with excitement.



Emily takes a bite of crab before her bath.



She tests out the water temperature.



This bath is going to be fun.



Emily offers to share her watermelon.



Then she beats it against the tub.



She also offers to share her washcloth.



Her mouth is open so wide, you can see down her throat.



There is a brief calm before the coming storm.



Then, Hurricane Emily strikes!



Splish, splash!



Emily regards the starfish carefully.



Then she introduces him to the crab.

This encounter went much better than the one with Santa.



"Thanks, Easter Bunny!"

"Hello? ... No, there's no Emily Culbreth here."

Isn't it time to play yet?



Yes, it is!



This plastic cup makes a great hat.



Can you find the shih tzus hidden in each picture?



Mommy knows how to make things more fun.



Emily and Mommy get down to business.



Emily hides beneath the coffee table.



Then it's time for another game.



Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.



Emily's toys are delicious.



"Remember me? I'm cute."



Sharing has become a good habit.



Mommy and Emily sing a song together.



Mommy breaks out the tickle.



Then Emily attacks!



She can climb any obstacle.



All this action should wear her out for bedtime.