In an effort to please our fans, here are our Easter pictures!
The girls had a great time at the Resurrection Celebration at church. After a group sing-a-long, each age group of children were set loose in a different room to search for butterflies. The girls were able to find a bunch!
After the butterfly hunt, different stations had been set up so the children could participate in a variety of different activities. Here Emma is having fun decorating butterfly cookies.
The girls also make butterfly mosaic magnets with Bible verses on them.
My favorite was "Bowling for Roman Soldiers." After a Bible story, the girls were given a ball to send down the alley to knock down the soldiers. Cute idea!
We also dyed Easter eggs. I boiled them way too long so they didn't turn out exactly right but the girls didn't notice. They had a great time anyway.
Easter Sunday picture with Daddy in his choir robe.
After church and Easter dinner, the children were let loose at Grandma and Grandpa's house to hunt for eggs. Here is Sara's action shot!
Emma in mid-run!
Cooper, Emma and Sara relaxed on the swing set after gathering up all the eggs.
Spring Break started next day, so the girls and I headed over to Grana and Grandaddy's house for more egg hunting. 
A trip to Grana and Grandaddy's is never complete without a shopping outing to the mall and a ride on the carousel!
More swinging and playing catch with Mama!
Sara constructed her own castle too!(Not sure what was in that Huggies box)
Hope it was worth the wait!
3 comments:
IT WAS MORE THAN WORTH THE WAIT! PAPA & MAMA WOULD HAVE LOVED BEING AT EACH ACTIVITY BUT THE GIRLS WOULD BEAT US IN THE EGG FINDING COMPETITION! EVERY ONE IS SO BEAUTIFUL
The Huggies box contained 55 Berenstain books...from the library of Susan and Beth Chambless.
Wonderful Easter pictures! Too bad egg hunting isn't an Olympic sport! Emma and Sara would get double "golds". Certainly more interesting than curling!
yes it was worth the wait. thanks. the pictures are so much fun to look at...really liked the one of Marcus and the girls at church. A. Leveda
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