Our Easter
This year I was definitely not prepared for Easter. In the past I’ve gone through great lengths to get a fancy dinner on the table, make up Easter baskets and decorate the house. This year I did pull out a few Easter items, like the wreath and Easter baskets, but everything else ended up being unused. On Easter morning I woke up a little later than I had hoped with a messy house, three dirty boys, and a dinner to make, but somehow it turned out in the end. Instead of the usual ham, scalloped potatoes and dilly beans we had a simple brunch including cinnamon rolls, a sausage, egg and potato breakfast scramble, fruit salad, and a few other things. For the first time since we were married jello eggs were not included in the menu. The boys had a blast with an indoor egg hunt (since it was raining outside), and they finished the day off being hopped up on sugar. Here are the pictures from our day!
The older brothers
Spending time with Daddy!
Our Easter brunch
Silly Uncle Jonny
Sword/Light Saber fight
Waiting upstairs while Daddy and Uncle Jonny hide the eggs
Ethan starts out a little unsure…
…and then he finds an egg
Patrick finding eggs in the bookcase
No fair! Egg hidden out of reach!
Yay for Easter eggs!!!
Ethan attempts to eat candy with the wrapper still on
Silly little boys
Pigging out…
Again, Sammy fills his cheeks like a hampster
It was actually funny because Andrew and Jonny found a way to prolong the Easter egg hunt and make it more fair to Sammy and Ethan. When the boys came down, Patrick was able to quickly fill his basket before the other boys could really get going. So, while Patrick wasn’t watching, Jonny and Andrew would sneak a few eggs out of Patrick’s basket and rehide them. It make the search for eggs a lot more fun for all the boys, but don’t tell Patrick what they did!!! 🙂
Love the matching outfits!
April 13th, 2009 | #
My grandsons look so sweet and handsome!!! I miss them a lot. Maybe I can find matching Bengali outfits here for them. Miss you and your family much. Just got back from a Bengali luncheon where you do not eat with utensils. You eat with your HANDS!!! What an experience that I think I could get use to. 😛
April 13th, 2009 | #
I too, LOVE the matching outfits. I got my first set of matching outfits a little while ago, though I can’t use them until Isaiah is almost two! But it should be fun. 🙂
BY the way, those cinnamon rolls look really good. I’m craving one of those right now!
April 20th, 2009 | #