Easter!

This is my first attempt at posting pictures of my kids on my blog, I hope it works.
First we dyed eggs, and as you can see, Ladybug was very hands on with the project; and she really enjoyed it!



Here is the end result! Not bad for being the first time she and I dyed eggs, although Daddy did help, and he's done this many times growing up.



These are all the goodies the Easter Bunny left the kids, hidden on the side of the couch. (we did a plastic egg trail that Ladybug followed first thing in the morning that went all around our house and ended with the baskets; too cute!)




I took a TON of pics, but here are my faves. Ladybug with all her goodies....












and Monkey with his :)

Easter Celebrations

Growing up, I never celebrated Easter in the traditional American non-religious ways. For me, Easter consisted of a super early service at church and a family lunch. No easter baskets, egg hunts and DEFINITELY no easter bunnies. Well, for my kids, I want to celebrate both the Christian traditional ways and incorporate the American traditions. This will be my first attempt at Easter celebrations. I bought the kids stuff for baskets and spent WAY too much money (I didn't want to give candy so I had to buy toys and gadgets LOL). I even bought a kit to decorate some hard boiled eggs!!!
Unfortunately, this weather doesn't seem to be cooperating with an egg hunt so i might do it around the house and take her to a playdate egg hunt later next week when the sun decides to shine. I have to say that I truly do love the playgroups I am a part of; they allow my Big Girl to socialize so much and do such cute things. She's already done 2 easter crafts playdates and she did I don't know HOW many St. Patricks crafts. Now that I've veered off topic I will end this post with the most important part of it which is that I truly do hope that my kids enjoy all the Easter festivities I have planned for them.