A Mad Hunt

... for eggs. 

Easter eggs!

Ryan's parents came over to see the babies and brought eggs to hide.  Ryan and I don't really do all the usual Easter stuff since all the grandparents do it for us.  So, instead we try to focus on the meaning of Easter and celebrate Jesus.

This was Taylor Rose's first year to really hunt for eggs.  She had to stop and open every single one to make sure there was candy inside.  Christian just darted out the door and went on a rampage.

 They also went to my mom's to decorate eggs.  Real eggs!

 Christian made one for everyone with their name.

The kids read books at Pops and Penny's house.  They also each got a cute little Easter basket.

Happy Easter!

Easter eggs and wedgies

This year was Christian's first memorable Easter.  Last year, he was too young.  I don't think he remembered what Easter was.  This year, he had a blast!  This is also Taylor's very first holiday. 

I put a cute little outfit on Christian for church.  He always wears little overall type outfits with knee socks and saddle shoes (he calls them dance shoes for some reason).  Even though he is always the only little boy dressed like this at church, I still love it.  I sent him in to ask Ryan if it was too short.  We both died laughing!  He couldn't even bend over without giving himself a huge wedgie!  We took it off and put it in the "too small" box. 

This is the only picture he would let me take.  Notice the wedgie?:

 This is Taylor all ready for Easter:

As soon as we got to church, she had dirtied up her whole outfit. I spent almost 20 minutes at the nursery's changing table with her. I know the ladies in the nursery had to be grossed out. She sported her birthday suit the rest of the day.

Christian, Caitlin, my mom, and I all decorated eggs on Saturday.

Christian found this shirt in a drawer at my mom's.  it is a size 6 mos!  She bought it at, like, Dollar Tree or something just to keep at her house when he was a baby.  Guess its making a comeback...