Tuesday, April 2, 2013

Happy Easter!

Easter came a little early this year, falling in March, but we were blessed to have great weather! Mid-sixties and sunshine. Helped to add to our festive springtime holiday celebration!
Taylee was told she couldn't get up until the sun was out (this after getting up at 6:05 on Saturday for the community egg hunt... at 9.)
She was up with the very first rays of light, at 6:50. Still, it was 45 minutes more sleep than Saturday!! We immediately got on the horn to nana and poppi and they headed over for the Easter morning celebration. Taylee did a great job with her egg hunt, even if she was very determined to get outside to hunt some eggs! She cleaned up with a HUGE sticker book, a Doc McStuffins doll, sidewalk chalk, a new babydoll, and a bike from nana and poppi!!! Wheweee!


Taylee with her new baby that really cries! (oh boy!)

This Egg Hunting business is pretty intense!

We call this the Toddler X-Games. Sliding with Easter Basket in hand!


Exhausted from all the egg hunting!!

Don't mind the Easter bedhead, just note the adorable bike!!

After all this excitement, Taylee played with all her new stuff while mommy made Easter dinner to relieve Grandma Judson, who just had her knee replaced. Turned out pretty good, if I do say so myself! We were also grateful to finally have Skyler come around to be part of our Easter celebration. The dinner was great, but the egg hunt was even better. Grandma always has TONS of eggs full of candy for the grandkids to hunt! Taylee held her own this year, collecting lots of eggs, and Skyler, well, Skyler was at a disadvantage, because we tied his legs together and made him hop to find his eggs. Haha! Sucks to be the oldest grandkid at the egg hunt! Don't worry, he still got plenty of eggs and candy.

All bound up and ready to race!
 

Cute cousins, Taylee and Hunter





And finally, Skyler made it home to retrieve his Easter basket!

3 comments:

  1. Very fun and cute cute cute Taylee. I love that her sandals are on the wrong feet. Only someone with kids themselves would notice that the second they look at the picture. My kids end up that way all the time.

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