Sunday, April 11, 2010

Twice the Fun!

Now that our little man is old enough to hunt Easter eggs, Easter is seriously twice the fun! LJ was only 9 months old last year on his 1st Easter, so he had to watch from Daddy's arms as all his cousins hunted for eggs. This year, he was right in the middle of the hunting, giggles and beautiful Easter weather.
On Saturday, the boys hunted eggs with 6 of their cousins in Stockdale. I had to post the pic first - the boys are looking at their eggs with such intensity. Or plotting to take over the world. We're not sure. Ghee looks on with pride. :)

My Grandma's pride and joy, otherwise known as eight little monkeys.
J is deep into the hunt...
...but finally stops long enough for a smile.
This was the first time Liam ever put eggs into a basket. I showed him how one time, then he took off!
Papa sneaks another egg his way...he is the baby of the cousins after all. ;)
I DID IT!!!! Can't believe hubby got this picture. Love it.

The three youngest cousins. They get their own hunting ground away from the "big kids."

Easter morning back at home - J was so happy to find the big bunny left him a stuffed Mario. Notice the pj's. He wants Aunt Nai to name her baby girl Peach. lol
L is also sportin' his new favorite obsession on his pj's. The Easter Bunny so graciously brought him a new DVD and book (that he's reading) with the bouncy little cartoon. Mommy's ready for a new obsession to start.
After church, we met our best buds for lunch (along with Papa & Ghee who came up to go to church and lunch with us). It was a YUMMY lunch, followed by these four friends hunting some more eggs.

J and A waste no time...
...while L takes his time. The big kids were so great with him, saving eggs for him to pick up. Love them all!

A parting shot sure to make you smile. She is so precious. And I totally get her. lol

1 comment:

C. said...

Ahahaha! You were SO right. The picture of all four of them captures our monkeys perfectly. I can't believe our munchkins are getting ready to start kindergarten. Sigh...I bet we'll be saying the same thing when they graduate from A&M. WHOOP!