We were able to have an Easter egg hunt with their cousin Bridget. Grandma and Grandpa came down from Idaho to make all their Easter dreams come true. My dad skillfully hid the eggs in the back yard (in plain sight) and the 3 of them had so much fun finding them. I'm sure it was a nice difference from the church Easter egg hunt, which involved the trampling of little children and it was over in 60 seconds.
Oh! The anticipation!
I'm sure it was nice for Gabriel to be able to see an egg and say "Hey, I found one!" and to have Bridgie be willing to say "That's great!", instead of snatch it from him. These hunts should never have more than 5 kids.
Attempting to line the kids up at the fence.
My mom and dad eating our Easter feast.
I'm sure it was nice for Gabriel to be able to see an egg and say "Hey, I found one!" and to have Bridgie be willing to say "That's great!", instead of snatch it from him. These hunts should never have more than 5 kids. 
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