Thursday, April 28, 2011

Easter and all of the festivities...

The boys didn't get to dye easter eggs this year. I guess the thought of it just screams chaos to me. So, maybe next year.


 Easter morning Greg and I woke up early so that he could hide eggs and I could start breakfast. (My boys have no patience when it comes to breakfast.) We decided to have Greg hide some plastic eggs outside and I would hide the dyed eggs inside. Well, after I got through hiding the first dozen I could hear footsteps coming down the stairs. So, I stashed the second carton of eggs behind a toy. Hailey came down and asked if she could start looking for her basket. The first place she looked... right where I had stashed the carton of dyed eggs. She just replied with "Hmm..."and a puzzled look on her face, then started looking other places for her basket. She glanced outside and saw Greg hiding eggs and asked me what he was doing. I told her that the Easter Bunny didn't know if it would rain so he filled the easter eggs and wrote Dad a note asking him to hide the eggs if the weather was good. I'm actually surprised she didn't ask to see the note. I guess next year we will only hide plastic eggs inside since we can do it the night before. (But really, how long do kids actually believe in the Easter Bunny? She will probably find out the truth by next year anyway.)


The boys liked finding eggs, but they loved opening the eggs and eating candy before Mom could take it away from them.



Hope everyone had a great Easter. Easton would like to show everyone how he celebrated with his chicken dance.



Catching Up...

 Here is a little bit of what we have been up to lately.

We try to take advantage of the occasional days with nice weather.
(Wouldn't it be nice if actually felt like it was April?) 

 For some reason Easton didn't like riding in the wagon at all. But as an early birthday present Grandma & Grandpa Cole gave them a new wagon and they get to face each other which they love.

 This girl is getting so big... I can't believe she will start Kindergarten this year.

Mason enjoying his wagon ride. There's a lot more room in the wagon when your brother isn't riding along. Mason is an easy going kid... Easton on the other hand, well I had to carry him for the entire walk so that should explain his temperment. 

 My parents came over one night and were swinging the kids in blankets. (Don't try this at home unless you are prepared to do it for hours.) I think the picture resembles what it must have been like in the womb. Haha.

My birthday was on the 6th... and I celebrated by working. (That's what happens when your birthday falls in the middle of the week.) But I came home to a cake that Greg and Hailey made. (And just to clarify... I turned 28, not 11... These candles were left over from the twins birthday and they were the only ones Greg could find.)