It's my families tradition (we at least try to go every year) to go camping in the desert for Easter. This was Adam's first time going and he was not excited. The thought of camping and desert just don't go together. He would only camp in the mountains. But when we got there he was pleasantly surpised to be surrounded with cool rock formations. The picture above reminded Adam of the pyramids.
My sister Cass and I were crazy and bored so we hiked the kids up the rocky mountain. Kaylee and Spencer had to be held the whole way. I think that they just knew they weren't on stable enough ground because when we got to the top they were fine.
Spencer falls asleep so easy in the car. It seems that lately he'll fall asleep anywhere.
Adam's parents and sibling came for Easter weekend. Adam has wanted to make Easter Eggs using silk ties. So we looked it up online, went to DI in search for silk ties and TADA--they are super easy and way cool looking. You just boil them in vinegar water and they look like marble eggs.
Kaylee and Christina playing with her new dinnerware. Isn't Kaylee a cheeser?
The park had a hunt for the kid a week early so we decided we should go to help Kaylee figure the whole Easter Bunny thing out. When they said "GO" Kaylee just stood there frightened as all the other kids hogged the eggs. I finally got her to pick one up by telling her to get the purple ones. When all the eggs were gone Kaylee said,"More Eggs?" So she finally figured it out for our own hunt at the house.
Kaylee and Spencer love their blankets. At night we all usually end up lying on them in preparation for bed.
This is Kaylee's new friend Jocelyn. They are so similar and play well together. It's so cute when they hold hands going up the slide. Kaylee always talks about having her come play. It's fun to see her interact with other children.
This picture is something my Grandma Corky stitched for me. It usually takes a year for her to complete one but she got sick and finished it early. It is for my birthday...at little early. It looks fantastic in our kitchen and matches perfectly. Thanks Grandma!
It's my families tradition (we at least try to go every year) to go camping in the desert for Easter. This was Adam's first time going and he was not excited. The thought of camping and desert just don't go together. He would only camp in the mountains. But when we got there he was pleasantly surpised to be surrounded with cool rock formations. The picture above reminded Adam of the pyramids.
My sister Cass and I were crazy and bored so we hiked the kids up the rocky mountain. Kaylee and Spencer had to be held the whole way. I think that they just knew they weren't on stable enough ground because when we got to the top they were fine.
Spencer falls asleep so easy in the car. It seems that lately he'll fall asleep anywhere.
Adam's parents and sibling came for Easter weekend. Adam has wanted to make Easter Eggs using silk ties. So we looked it up online, went to DI in search for silk ties and TADA--they are super easy and way cool looking. You just boil them in vinegar water and they look like marble eggs.
Kaylee and Christina playing with her new dinnerware. Isn't Kaylee a cheeser?
The park had a hunt for the kid a week early so we decided we should go to help Kaylee figure the whole Easter Bunny thing out. When they said "GO" Kaylee just stood there frightened as all the other kids hogged the eggs. I finally got her to pick one up by telling her to get the purple ones. When all the eggs were gone Kaylee said,"More Eggs?" So she finally figured it out for our own hunt at the house.
Kaylee and Spencer love their blankets. At night we all usually end up lying on them in preparation for bed.
This is Kaylee's new friend Jocelyn. They are so similar and play well together. It's so cute when they hold hands going up the slide. Kaylee always talks about having her come play. It's fun to see her interact with other children.
This picture is something my Grandma Corky stitched for me. It usually takes a year for her to complete one but she got sick and finished it early. It is for my birthday...at little early. It looks fantastic in our kitchen and matches perfectly. Thanks Grandma!
5 comments:
Looks like it was a fun Easter. I've never heard of coloring eggs with silk ties. They look so neat!
I am super amazed a the cross-stitch picture your grandma did. That is very ambitious and incredibly beautiful.
What a fun easter! And beautiful picture on your fun red wall!
Whoah! I was surprised to see my cute little niece on your blog! Jocelyn is such a sweetheart, huh?! So you and Joy have been hanging out? That is exciting! Wish I could too.
Is your family moving? If so... where to? Will you stay in Price?
It's fun to see Adam's hair is starting to grow back already! and your little boy must be really growing if he is starting to just sleep anywhere! How fun to have both your families together too! I wish we could do that!
PS
I promise to make Judd call Adam today. It's monday the 12th, by the way. And he gets home after 6:00pm from work. I promise!
Those silk tie eggs are AWESOME! I am going to have to try that!
We need to get together again soon - Jocelyn keeps asking for Kaylee, we have had a lot of sickness in our house the past few weeks - crossing my fingers for a better few weeks so we can get together! :-)
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