not the best easter we have had around here. with our kitchen still non-existent and our house in disarray there were no decorations pulled out. kids were lucky to get their baskets and some plastic candy-filled eggs. a sign of a tough easter for us is no egg dying, a favorite tradition. with no stove to boil eggs (although i'm sure any of our neighbors would have had me over in a second, but the friday before easter after a week of jury duty, hectic work days, and again the-no-kitchen-stress, i was over the hassle), i asked my very patient, flexible daughter if she wouldn't mind doing this activity in the summer as a fun craft and she said, "sure, mom, as long as we can do it, i don't care when." thankful for her. so saturday we had our annual neighborhood egg hunt.
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| {good dads hide eggs.} |
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{half of the neighborhood was unable to join us, but we had some family friends help out.} |
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{luv this pic! the littles running after the big kids to join the hunt.} |
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| {asked them for a silly face pic...} |
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| {checkin' the loot.} |
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{luv, luv this pic! he makes this face every time he eats sour candy. and he always goes back for more.} |
on sunday morning the easter bunny made an appearance...
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| {and he made this girl very happy.} |
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| {tried on their new swimsuits.} |
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| {his favorite candy.} |
and then off to grandma's house we went for egg hunt #2...
wishing everyone a happy easter.
3 comments:
Cute post. Great shots of the kids. I think dying eggs in the summer would be great!
So much fun. Now my kids will want to dye eggs in the summer. You're too cool!
at least you made the best out of it. the kids won't remember. hopefully life gets normal again soon for you guys.
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