April 11, 2009
6- The first number on the clock this morning when the boys woke up.
5-The number of baskets sitting in front of the fireplace last night.
4-The number of hiding places the Easter Bunny had to find to hide the baskets.
48-The number of Peeps the Easter Bunny brought the boys.
12-The number of Peeps eaten before breakfast.
4-The number of chocolate bunnies and lip pops in the baskets.
2- The number of bunny ears in the baskets.
3-The number of minutes it took for them to go through their whole basket!
1- The number of baskets that sat undiscovered in front of the fireplace because it's recipient is in Ch*na.
2-The number of parents that enjoyed their kids faces and got a few laughs in the process.
I have to work at 7am tomorrow so John and I called the Easter Bunny and asked him to come see us Friday night instead of Saturday night. The Easter Bunny was thrilled to do it a day early and have one less house to visit on Saturday. The boys were so excited last night (even our non-believers) they had trouble going to bed. It actually turned out to be very nice to wake up to the Easter Bunny this morning without the mad dash to get ready for church. We might do this in the future so we can spend the Sunday of Easter only celebrating the resurrection of Jesus and the true meaning of Easter. It was also nice because they all got water guns and were able to go outside this morning and play with them.
(i would post photos but i cannot find my cord or it is broken)
5-The number of baskets sitting in front of the fireplace last night.
4-The number of hiding places the Easter Bunny had to find to hide the baskets.
48-The number of Peeps the Easter Bunny brought the boys.
12-The number of Peeps eaten before breakfast.
4-The number of chocolate bunnies and lip pops in the baskets.
2- The number of bunny ears in the baskets.
3-The number of minutes it took for them to go through their whole basket!
1- The number of baskets that sat undiscovered in front of the fireplace because it's recipient is in Ch*na.
2-The number of parents that enjoyed their kids faces and got a few laughs in the process.
I have to work at 7am tomorrow so John and I called the Easter Bunny and asked him to come see us Friday night instead of Saturday night. The Easter Bunny was thrilled to do it a day early and have one less house to visit on Saturday. The boys were so excited last night (even our non-believers) they had trouble going to bed. It actually turned out to be very nice to wake up to the Easter Bunny this morning without the mad dash to get ready for church. We might do this in the future so we can spend the Sunday of Easter only celebrating the resurrection of Jesus and the true meaning of Easter. It was also nice because they all got water guns and were able to go outside this morning and play with them.
(i would post photos but i cannot find my cord or it is broken)
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Wow what a good idea- I may have to borrow it!! We had Anna's b-day party on Sat. then we didn't do the easter thing until the afternoon- Anna and Sarah don't really know about the bunny, yet!
We had a great Easter morning focusing on Church and brunch!
Your Easter sounds wonderful!!
Blessings,
Jean