Easter

Daddy and Tanner went with us to church on Easter to meet up with Grammy and Grampy. We headed back to our house to play and help the Easter bunny hide eggs until Grammy and Grampy came over. Tanner and Carson went to find the 65 eggs that Mommy and the Easter bunny hid in the backyard. It was a beautiful day out! The boys had a great time and Daddy did a wonderful job on the grill! Good day for a nap! Jesus sure was shining brightly on that day as we celebrated the gift of His life. Amen!

Grammy and Grampy with the boys
Family
Grammy, Grampy, and our family
Tanner and Carson hunting for 65 eggs
Carson hunting
Carson took out Tanner
Tanner trying to stop laughing
Family photo
Carson checking out his loot
Our Easter dessert (Mommy made Easter baskets out of the cupcakes)

Church Easter egg hunt

We joined Linda, her daughters, and their kiddos for an Easter egg hunt at their Wed night church. There were over 10,000 Easter eggs. Holy cow!!! It was so much fun and a beautiful day! We had a good time and it was fun to spend time with them. Carson did a great job, and he only had to move about 3 feet to get a basket full of eggs!
Keelie and Carson
total cheese!
hunting for eggs
Mommy holding the basket
Mommy and Carson

Easter

Easter Sunday was a lot of fun. Carson and I went to church with Grammy and Grampy to start the day. Yes, Mommy had to bribe him with an Easter egg with jellybeans during church! :)
I put together a kitchen set for Carson while he napped, hoping that he would play with that instead of my pots and pans. Not so much, but he did make some great meals and had fun playing. Too bad he can't make real food...



After playing with the kitchen for a little while, I thought it would be fun for Carson to go on an Easter egg hunt. Okay, so he didn't really get it. I videoed him playing with the first egg he found for over a minute. He shook the egg, dumped out the quarters, put them back in the egg, and started over. When I asked him to find another egg, he looked at me like I was nuts. Cj rattled an egg with jellybeans, and Carson ran over. He sat down to eat the "beans" and he was done. I put the rest of the eggs in the basket, and he couldn't understand why I wouldn't open all of the eggs with "beans" in them.



Bad thing about the "beans" -- Carson thinks they should come with every meal!! It wouldn't be too terrible, but the colored slobber goes everywhere. Ugh!!