Easter

First, we dyed the eggs. While they were drying, Rachel asked, "Are they dead yet?"

Then we took them to our friends' annual egg rolling party. We roll the eggs down the hill until they crack and then we eat them. It may seem weird, but it is really fun, and the kids love it!

Then we had our ward/neighborhood Easter Egg hunt. The kids remember this from last year and Rachel was soooo excited to see the Easter Bunny. She stood by him almost the whole time.

The babies had fun too!

Ryan was invited to do a magic show at another ward's Easter party. The kids went with him to that, but I stayed home with babies. So, I don't have any pictures :)

Then, there was the big day! It's a long story, but I was very not in the Easter spirit. But somehow we managed to pull it off! Our neighborhood normally has a huge egg hunt and breakfast that we love to go to. But this year we only had time to look out our front door to see if the hunt had started, throw our shoes on and go grab some eggs. The kids didn't know any different and they loved their baskets! 

 Yes, my children are wearing Christmas pjs Easter morning. We finally got ready for church...don't mind all the pictures--it's a miracle we got some good ones :)  And before you ask--I will explain Rachel's injury in another post :)

You might ask: "Did we talk about the resurrection?" According to Adam, if you tell him that Easter is about Jesus and not the Easter Bunny, he will say "I KNOW that!"