What gorgeous weather we had for Easter this year! The kids daycare had an Easter Egg hunt on Saturday that we invited friends to. Then Easter morning the kids woke up to Easter baskets and a pirate tent! I told them we had to be quiet as we walked downstairs in case the Easter Bunny was still there and maybe we would catch him. The look on their face was precious and they urged me to go first and they would follow closely behind :) Well, we didn't find the Easter Bunny, but we did find the cool stuff he left behind, sunglasses, socks, toys and candy! After naps we went to my parents house where the Easter Bunny left some more eggs! The kids had fun having the whole backyard to themselves and could take their time finding the eggs. They scored big time, each egg had a ton of candy. Thanks Easter Bunny from both the kids and us! Bonnie, Al, Adam and Lucas came over for dinner. Uncle Dan was sick so we didn't get to see him. After dinner we made "resurrection rolls". That was a big hit especially with Ashley since she's learning about the resurrection at school. Our ingredients were marshmallow's, butter, cinnamon, and crescent rolls. White marshmallow's for Jesus pure and without sin, butter for the oil and spices his friends anointed him with when they took him down from the cross and the crescent roll as the tomb in which he was laid to rest. When we took the rolls out of the oven the "tomb" was empty. Jesus had risen!
The pirate tent that the "Easter Grambunny" left for the kids along with Isaiah sporting his new sunnies! The tent has a little lean to it, but the kids LOVE playing in it. What's really cute is they don't think we can hear what they're saying since they can't see us :) A couple nights we got the giggles listening to their conversations.
I got the kids their own bunny shaped egg tongs this year. They couldn't wait to use them! Isaiah was a little aggressive with the "drop in" which helps to explain why he's wearing a smock.
We tried something a little different this year and colored our eggs with Kool-Aid. The colors turned out a lot more vibrant and it was fast!
Easter egg hunt at Grammy and Grandpa's
Aunt Bonnie and Grammy
Aunt Bonnie and Uncle Al
From Pinterest of course! They didn't turn out exactly as planned, I forgot the carrots for a nose and used cheese instead, but the idea was still pretty cute.
The pirate tent that the "Easter Grambunny" left for the kids along with Isaiah sporting his new sunnies! The tent has a little lean to it, but the kids LOVE playing in it. What's really cute is they don't think we can hear what they're saying since they can't see us :) A couple nights we got the giggles listening to their conversations.
I got the kids their own bunny shaped egg tongs this year. They couldn't wait to use them! Isaiah was a little aggressive with the "drop in" which helps to explain why he's wearing a smock.
We tried something a little different this year and colored our eggs with Kool-Aid. The colors turned out a lot more vibrant and it was fast!
Easter egg hunt at Grammy and Grandpa's
Aunt Bonnie and Grammy
Aunt Bonnie and Uncle Al
From Pinterest of course! They didn't turn out exactly as planned, I forgot the carrots for a nose and used cheese instead, but the idea was still pretty cute.
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