We went on 2 easter egg hunts – I can’t find the photos of the first one at Aunty Joy’s, Leilani’s preschool, I suspect Andy must have the memory card, and will post them later.
Here are the photos of the second one, that we had today in the morning in our yard. When I woke up Leilani, I whispered “The easter bunny was here” and she jumped out of bed like I have never seen before and ran to the door.
I thought she wanted to look for gifts right away and tried to get her to dress, but she wanted to see the bunny – she would not calm down until I let her open the door and peek out and see that the bunny was already gone… we got dressed orderly, and went into the bathroom and within 5 minutes (!!!! her regular morning routine is about 30 minutes until the start of breakfast, and that is only because I hurry her along every step…) we were out in the yard. There Leilani took her time, and opened the plastic eggs at the spot, tasted the candy, and unwrapped the presents. She also read most books – to find all her nests took more than an hour that way.
“Look what I found. I found JoJo, Ei-Ei Jojo” Eastercat slightly disturbed
Eastercat happy again, rolling in the cilantro
We dyed Easter eggs – Leilani helped. To decorate them, we put Easter stickers on them. Then I noticed that these were the 20-year-old stickers (maybe 30) that my brother and I used to have, and that Leilani inherited recently. Notice they are made in the USA, in Framingham, Massachusetts, not far from where we lived there. I like the retro look of the decorations, that might even be trendy.
Leilani is going through a Nemo revival phase – and Rainbowfish comes in as a close second
She really likes Rudy, she always decorates him, and kisses him, and when we have visitors introduces him
