Lessons Learned from Thanksgiving Family Pictures

So Thanksgiving at the Goodman's was wonderful as always and filled with the smell of homemade mexican food.  As is tradition we took family pictures and as is tradition we had a hard time getting one good one.  After some photoshop work by my sister in law, Brandis, we have this picture:

We also had a picture taken of just us kids and one with our parents and the kids:

I noticed someting right off the bat in these pictures that several other people, except apparently the people taking the pictures (whom I love and adore), noticed.  I didn't get the memo that we were wearing dark jeans and therefore I stick out anyway, and then there is that huge butt!  I know I have one (and as I have said before I like my butt), but it looks gigantic in this picture, especially since I am the only one in light jeans!  I have never been a light packer; I even had a backup top half of my outfit in my car when I went down for a day, but I learned a few lessons from these pictures:  

-Always have at least two outfits for everything with you wherever you go because you never know when your butt is going to look extra large due to the color of your jeans. 

-Make sure you are turned the same as everyone else so you are being seen from the same angle and then comparisons are ok.

-Talk to Brandis before she sends pictures out so she can photoshop more than just the little kids:)

-Remember to be like Gena and find a way to add a few inches to my height for pictures:D