





We really had a fabulous day today. After church, we had dinner at the Tenney's (next door neighbors), with the Mix's (around the corner neighbors). I contributed the potatoes Au Gratin (which were Delicious) and Chocolate Caramel Cake for desert (which is better than s*x). After dinner the kidos got to partake in an Easter Egg hunt in our backyard. Our gate finally got put in this weekend, and we got a lot of use out of it. It was fun to make all the kids wait behind the door and then stampede in all at once. Zane ate so much candy today I cringe when I think about it.

We had a really nice morning today. Kib made eggs and bacon and cinamon rolls. Zane didn't have any idea what Easter means, so he didn't bug us all morning about dong an Easter Egg hunt or anything like that. So in our own good time we managed to put together a little hunt for Zane with mostly little easter toys (I hate the idea of giving him candy). I even filled a few eggs with coins for him to put in his piggy bank. Ryder enjoyed chasing Zane around as he looked for his prizes. I had to throw a couple of good photos up here, especially the one of Kib and I, we seldomly ever get a good photo of the two of us.


Kib's kids, Kristi and Blake, came to visit this past week. We had a very nice, very busy visit. The kids spent almost all their time here outside enjoying the weather. We rode bikes, went to the park, went to the science museum, the batting cages, kayaking, and had a campfire with smore's. We can't forget about the toad we found at the park, it was very exciting (for me included). We brought the toad back to our house and made it a home in the backyard. He maintained residency for about a day, and then vacated his beautiful home. I think it had something to do with all the poking and dropping that the kids (mostly zane) were doing. Can't say I blame the toad, some days I wouldn't mind vacating the premises for a while. It was so nice for the kids to tell us how much they enjoyed our busy, outdoors life. It's such a sharp contrast to what they are used to, but they really love coming here, so we must be doing something right.