The Great Easter Egg Hunt of 2010
You would think there was gold inside the eggs instead of jelly beans and chocolates. Paige and Megan take their egg hunting very seriously even though they dump all the candy into community bowls when they are done. They do get to keep any money they find...there was all of $4.50 hidden in the eggs this year. Paige found two buck and Megan found two fifty but Paige convinced Megan to give her one of her quarters so they would be even. Big sisters seem to have that kind of power over little sisters, at least that's how I remember it with my sister.
You would think there was gold inside the eggs instead of jelly beans and chocolates. Paige and Megan take their egg hunting very seriously even though they dump all the candy into community bowls when they are done. They do get to keep any money they find...there was all of $4.50 hidden in the eggs this year. Paige found two buck and Megan found two fifty but Paige convinced Megan to give her one of her quarters so they would be even. Big sisters seem to have that kind of power over little sisters, at least that's how I remember it with my sister.
The Easter Bunny left lots of loot in their baskets.
After breakfast the girls went outside with the dogs and did a puppy treat egg hunt on the patio.
Then when it was time for the dogs lunch Paige thought it would be a good idea to put their dog food in eggs. Rowdy and Rebel had to work for their lunch, it was quite entertaining.
At 3:30 we marched down to the cul de sac for the annual neighborhood egg hunt. They had the kids line up for pictures first. Then they let them go...little ones first and then the big ones could go when Mr. Matt or Mr. Xavier tapped their head. That way we didn't have a crazy free for all.
After the egg hunt we went home and sang happy birthday to Mike (a day early) .
Then we enjoyed the yummy Texas sheet cake that Terry made.
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