We had a great Easter. We dyed, we hunted, we dressed and we ate. That pretty much sums it up...
Bridger loved dying Easter eggs. I have memories of my mom using our dyed eggs in our potato salad and to make deviled eggs. It would be fun to have colored eggs in these dishes because we knew they were our eggs (and she probably was wondering what to do with 4 dozen colorful eggs at the end of the day).
Easter bunny sighting!
I also tried to dress my kids up cute on Easter, but neither felt like posing for a picture for posterity sake. Bridger would not pose without this Q-Tip. This was the only picture without the Q-tip sticking out of his ear.
Kacy was trying to figure out what Bridger was doing.
This was the best one I got with Bridger and Kacy together.
We enjoyed Easter Dinner with my cousins. The girls were darling and loved touching and sitting by the baby. Bridger was off wrestling one of the boys. Ahh.. the differences between boys and girls. Thanks Williams Fam for having us over!
The next morning Bridger decided to make his own breakfast. Apparently it is pretty hard for two year olds to crack a hard boiled egg. Needless to say, these did not make it to the potato salad.
We also hit a few of the community Egg Hunts and found some friends in addition to the candy
Easter bunny sighting!
I also tried to dress my kids up cute on Easter, but neither felt like posing for a picture for posterity sake. Bridger would not pose without this Q-Tip. This was the only picture without the Q-tip sticking out of his ear.Kacy was trying to figure out what Bridger was doing. This was the best one I got with Bridger and Kacy together.We enjoyed Easter Dinner with my cousins. The girls were darling and loved touching and sitting by the baby. Bridger was off wrestling one of the boys. Ahh.. the differences between boys and girls. Thanks Williams Fam for having us over!
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