The day before Easter, we enjoyed some time around the house coloring eggs. Apparently they didn’t like my natural Easter egg dying attempt because this year Sage asked me just to buy the dye in a box. So I splurged on a $1.29 box of dye. Lol. We also didn’t hard boil any eggs this year. We only dyed raw ones. 🙂
Easter crafts
Putting money and jelly beans in Easter eggs for our hunt the next day
Before they went to bed, they opened a special present from Grandma and Grandpa – cute new outfits!
Tom was off on Easter! Yay! The girls opened their Easter baskets after I got home from Worship Team practice.
Easter basket time
Then we went to church as a family and had lunch at home.
Tom laid out the casual snacks I had planned for lunch that afternoon.
In the afternoon enjoyed time over at Chuck and Patti’s house after lunch. Jon, Amie and the kids are back in the States until January, so we were able to enjoy time with them and catch up a bit.
The girls enjoyed doing an Easter Egg hunt in their back yard with their cousins. (Well, 2nd cousins, but we just say cousins.)
Important instructions from Uncle Chuck before heading out to look for eggs
While we enjoyed catching up with family, Jon brought out some money for Sudan for the girls to keep!