The kids had a fabulous time at the church egg hunt; the weather was PERFECT, and we met up with some out-of-town friends, so it turned out to be a great day.
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| Entertaining herself while waiting patiently for the egg hunt. During the actual hunt, Leah was so content with the ten or so eggs she initially collected. I actually had to encourage her to get a few more (to reach a dozen). There were even more she could have picked up, but since she didn't want more, I didn't push it. So proud that she was happy with the few she had! |
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| My little tough guy. Funny, though, how NOT so tough he looks with an Easter bunny basket on his head. |
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| Too busy enjoying snowcones to even look at the camera. Prior to this, they had visited the petting farm before roping me into a moonbounce train. They tried going through, but got stuck at the slide, so I went in with them. After that, Hunter took a turn in a regular moonbounce. My little daredevil kept trying to do flips and somersaults. |
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| Modeling their bunny hats. Kinda hard to smile with a mouthful of candy! |
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| Can you see the ice cream cone on her cheek? |
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| "I get to ride on the rainbow pony!" |
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| Leah models her Easter dress and some of the goodies (jewelry) from her basket. Neither Leah nor Hunter expected a basket, so they didn't even ask about one, which was really a blessing. They know the true meaning of Easter, so when we pulled out their baskets at lunchtime, they were genuinely excited and thankful. |
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| And you can't forget the earrings! Well, sticker earrings. She's not quite ready (neither is Daddy!) for the real thing. |
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| Our tomb cake. The kids helped me make this the day before. This, coupled with a hunt for Easter eggs filled with trail mix and a scripture, really helped us celebrate Christ's resurrection and the glorious gift of salvation. He is risen indeed! |
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