A big thank you to Scott for letting our crew stay at his house. He was an excellent host and Gentry did such a nice job of planning out meals and having things for the kids. Great work! You can host Christmas next year!
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| They had a picture spot all picked out for us. Worked out perfectly! |
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| Sweet Reese, you see how she gets that nick name, right? |
They had Easter eggs ready for hunting...
...which were filled with enough jelly beans to cause one sweet little girl to lose her lunch--and I will totally take the blame for it. Note to self, do not let Reese carry around her Easter basket with her all day. Motherhood FAIL.
Lesson learned. By all involved.
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| Creative egg-hunting. |
Egg dyeing was on the docket as well!
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| Looks like a professional to me! |
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| Quite the artists! |
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| Cade loved it! In a short, five-minute bouts of attention kinda way. |
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| Where's Reesie? |
Easter: the holiday where you stand in the yard and take pictures, right?
Matt and I have started doing this thing where right before we take a picture one of us says "Suck in!" reminding us both to suck in our less-than-toned bellies so we don't ruin the picture. It's proving to be a great system. Just gave our secret away! You're welcome for the tip!
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| Wearing Cade out is not an easy task. Sign of a great weekend! |
We made it home to see our "neighborhood Easter Bunny" had returned with candy-filled eggs again this year. (Go easy, Reese.) The kids were so excited to have a bonus egg-hunt!
We are always thankful for our time with family and most of all thankful for God's gift of Jesus. He is Risen, indeed! By the grace of God, we have been set free!
(Fun Fact: There may be older entries out there, but that was prior to my use of the labeling feature.)
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