Easter Day

So the day before Easter we kept telling the girls that the Easter Bunny would be coming soon. As soon as we said this, Kinsley would get a scared look on her face. When we went to put them to bed that night she was in tears saying that she didn't want the Easter Bunny to come in to her room. What should we do? I knew that we had to do something because otherwise she would be worried all night or I would end up sleeping in front of her door. Here's what we did.



 

It's kind of hard to read, but we put it right in front of her bedroom. She slept sound and didn't say make a peep. When she got up on Easter morning, we asked her if she had heard anything and she was so excited because the bunny didn't come in to her room. She's too funny. I didn't get any pictures from our Easter egg basket hunt at our house because I was recording it. Both the girls were super excited to get new sunglasses and toothbrushes. It truly is the small things in life. We headed to Granny and Papa's house for more Easter fun.

 

After church, Kinsley was hungry so she had to have a bowl of cereal. Everyone had to wait patiently until she was finished. I think that she knew this because she took her sweet time.

The reverse Oreo cookie.

Keltie and her basket. She sat by Ella and Kylie during church and when we got in the van afterwards, she told us that Ella told her that her basket was behind the couch. She then said, "That's not fair that I know where mine is. Now it's not going to be fun to find it." Thankfully Joann was home so with a quick phone call, it was placed in a different spot.