Bronson is a pretty good egg hunter. He found all of his plastic eggs with one graham cracker in each in no time. He would have been even faster, but he was limited to 2 hands. Next year he'll do better with the spiffy Easter basket we bought him on sale on Monday :)
We spent Easter afternoon outside in Bronson's pool. The water was cold, but it was 100 out, so it was a nice change. We played with the plastic eggs closing water inside of them for Bronson to find. He'd squeal everytime he opened a water egg and got splashed.
Bronson and Matthew also got a cute Easter gift from mom, check out their matching "I want to rock" shirts.
This past week Matthew's dad and step-mom (Alan and Lorraine) have been visiting us. We took them to all of our favorite haunts, including the zoo on Saturday. You may remember that on rainy days we've found some animals to be more active, well, the same can be said for hot days - namely the gigantic tortoises were more active. All of the other animals were dozing in the shade.
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Uncle Jay found all 4 of his Easter eggs too - one on his coffee machine, one by his toothbrush, one with his wallet and one in his sock drawer. Bronson was way cuter on his egg hunt though.
Uncle Jay said we should have bought Bronson a "Coprolite Happens" t-shirt, then he could have matched Matthew and Grandpa Alan. It would have be a three-generation t-shirt.
We still miss you!
Love,
Aunty Teri
Hey jenn
Thanks for the advice...it's nice to hear someone who agrees with me finally! I don't get why everyone else is in such a hurry for me to have kids...have your own if you want them that badly...:) Oh, and sorry about the address, I thought you had it already:
1632 95 avenue
Dawson creek, BC
ViG 1K1
Love the easter shirts! Glad it was a good one. It's still snowing here :( Can't wait to see you in ?July?
I realy miss you three!
Last week, when the forcast was saying 6 more weeks of winter - I was thinking yeah, right. Well, we have had a winter storm overnight and the roads are closed from here to the Sask border. A bit of a contrast from 100 degrees in California on Easter Sunday.
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