Well talk about a long overdue post.  How does life get so crazy that I can't even find a little time to write about my sweet kiddos?  So lets talk about Easter.  We started out with the traditional Easter Egg hunt with Aunt Julie and her kids.  It was so fun to see little Tyson out there picking up an egg, opening it, and go straight to eating it,nevermind the hundreds of eggs still on the ground.Dont Julie and I have the cutest kids ever?I love painting eggs with the kids each year. 

Every year for Christmas and Easter, the kids have a sleep over in our room.  We set up the tent, and tuck them in.  I love seeing how excited and happy they are.  Oh, to be a kid again.  Poor little Tyce however had to sleep in his crib.  He was so sad because he was having a blast in the tent before bed.

The silly bunny always hides our painted eggs each.  He can get pretty creative and the kids think it is hilarious.  Usually they need Dad's help to reach some of those high eggs, but he is not always so helpful (notice how he is pinning Kylie's arms down and then telling her to get the egg).

Every year after church we get to go to Nana's for yet another Easter egg hunt.  And every year she goes WAY overboard.  When we walked into her house you could not take a step without stepping on an egg.  The kids left with a grocery sack filled to the brim with candy (we still have most of it in our pantry).  Then she also has prize eggs where they get to pick out toys.  She also has money eggs.  She hid a kite for each of the kids as well.  Can we say "spoiled grandkids"?  The kids look so forward to this every year.  Below is a picture of them enjoying some more sweets at Nana's and Grandpa's.

I tried all day to get a picture of this cute little boy in his Eater Duds, but as you can see, he would have nothing to do with us.  There was just too much fun and candy everywhere to stand still for even a second!

Happy Easter!