Monday, April 5, 2010

Easter

There are days when we wish we could...put them behind bars


We are off to WA on Wednesday. I thought I better get "Easter" posted before then. We spent Sat. dying eggs...the kids dyed all their eggs and when Jim went to do the last one, he dropped it...and realized it wasn't hard boiled. Since the Easter Bunny hides the dyed eggs at our house we figured it wasn't a good idea to leave them out in case one were to break. After dinner we went for round two of dying, which was Ok by the kids. The Easter Bunny has also hid toys in previous years, so with that expectation the kids were very, very excited for Sunday. They woke up early, hunted for eggs and toys and played until it was time to go to Uncle Tom and Aunt Jan's house for round two of egg hunting. We finally had some nice weather and though it was really windy they enjoyed time in the hot tub too.

Getting into everything and anything...


Mini-me

"He's not a toy" is repeated many times throughout the day
Dexter is pretty content with just watching & hanging out (for now), granted we can't play games on the floor anymore.

Yes, they are dorks. They don't stand a chance.







Last Kid's Quote
We constantly have music playing in the house/car. We don't always realize the kids are listening until we hear them arguing over song lyrics. In Kellan's room singing The Ramones "Blitzkrieg Bop" (or Rob Zombie's version):

Zoe (singing): "Hey ho, let's go. Shoot him in the background."
Kellan: "You are singing it wrong. Hey ho, let's go, shoot him in the back now."
Zoe: "No Kellan, shoot him in the background."
Kellan (singing): "Shoot him in the back now."
Zoe (still singing but a lot louder): "SHOOT HIM IN THE BACKGROUND"

This went on and on until Kellan finally asked what the words were.

1 comment:

  1. Fabulous pictures. Sometimes kids inherit things from their parents, but what interests me, is there any way or hope of the kids getting these gifts from their children.
    It's the wanning moments of your birthday. We're so sorry we missed the window prior to the kids going to bed to call you. Sincerely sorry. We love you so.
    Your visit and the pressures on you all to make it will never be forgotten. We know some of the sacrifices made and thank you for them.

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