Easter morning was filled with smiles and baskets of candy. The boys looked adorable in their matching Spongebob pajamas (Jack can say Spongebob now).
Jack is giving us his best Curious George. We read a Curious George book nearly every night about a trip to a chocolate factory. George spots a chocolate bunny in the story. Jack has his first chocolate bunny in his hand in this picture.
Do you think he's figured out how yummy chocolate can be?? And the Easter bunny was so safe and found two peanut-free bunnies!
The boys took a break from the egg hunt to smile with Nana.
Just in case you couldn't see through the curtain of hair, here's Hunter. He's still waiting for some teeth to find their way down into his mouth. His hair is getting quite long. He's decided that he wants to donate his hair to
Locks of Love, a group that makes wigs for children who've lost their hair from disease or accidents. Its become a little family tradition.
Jack showed us a little competitive spirit hunting down the eggs.
Hunter grabbed the golden egg...
...but, not to be out done....
Jack gleefully spotted the silver egg high above him in a tree.
Easter afternoon included a visit to Grandma and Grandpa's house for some bubbling blowing with the twins. It looks like Conrad is heading for Jack in this picture.
Jack spent much of his time cruising in the peddle Mercedes that his Grandpa won at a silent auction. He's incredibly good at maneuvering the car. His Grandpa is very impressed with his skills.
Jack says, "It's all part of the plan." (wink)
Jack has been learning about Spring in school. He's painted flowers and bee hives all week. I even received a cup filled with dirt from which tiny green leaves have emerged. Jack took my camera at the park a few days ago and took this shot. I love that his feet are in the picture, its as though he signed the picture with his feet.
Jack and Hunter were still for exactly three seconds which allowed me to take this picture. The rest of time was spent sprinting around the park from the playground to the dog park, and from the sailboat races to the duck pond. Phew, boys can wear you out!
