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Celebrating Easter

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I have to say that this is the best Easter we have ever had as a family. The weather was beautiful all weekend and we spent all of our time together outside playing games and just hanging out. I couldn't have asked for a better day spent with my family.

We spent Saturday evening coloring Easter eggs. Kyndal and Collin joined in and Dawson stepped up to make a Pokemon and Spiderman egg.


We got up bright and early so the kids could check out their Easter baskets before I had to go to early service at church to play bells.


The Easter Bunny usually brings video games and dollars for the Easter baskets. A family favorite was Frozen on dvd.

Then we celebrated our risen Savior at church. My kids in Sunday school helped hide eggs for the younger kids, and I played bells in service. It's always so great to look out and see my whole family filling a pew.


We came home from church and the kids hunted Easter eggs.


Then we went to my parents' for a family fish fry. My grandma and uncle joined us, as well. We played a few games outside as a family and just hung out and ate and enjoyed the day.

My WHOLE family

And my original one

I am one blessed mom

My sister and nieces

Grandma and Papa with the grandkids, minus Bell who is in South America.

The big cousins. We have this same picture of them as they have grown up.

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