But I'm getting ahead of myself. Tom had let me know the night before, after they arrived at my mother's house, that there would be an Easter egg hunt in the morning and I said I'd be there. "Cool," he said. I set my alarm for 5 a.m. and was out of here shortly after 6. By the time I arrived, everybody was already up and the Easter Bunny had brought a basket...
...but the big hunt had not yet taken place. First Tom and Laurel went out for a run, while Bri watched the Princess and the Frog with Grandpa.
She was totally mesmerized for about 30-40 minutes while Mommy and Daddy were out. She is definitely a video kid!
We took her outside for the big Easter Egg hunt
And then, after breakfast and getting dressed in her Easter finery, we went to Uncle Norm's and Auntie O's for the big Easter dinner...and all those funny bunny ears. Somehow we didn't really need bunny ears to be silly.
Predictably, Bri loved Uncle Ned and they had a great time together. He taught her all about false teeth.
She wasn't quite sure what to make of that.
Silly Uncle Ned
She really wasn't sure what to make of Ned at all.
But she decided he was pretty funny when they played with mechanical chickens.
And he kept her entertained while she had her diaper changed.
And when she wanted more serious adult interaction, there were all those other grown ups to talk to.
All in all, and bunny ears aside, it was really a fun Easter and we had such a good time with Bri.
2 comments:
I love all of the bunny ears and Brianna is simply adorable!
What a beautiful dress Brianna is wearing.
You make me want to do bunny ears next year...but I think my family is too conservative for that. I wonder if Husband would do bunny ears as part of our romantic dinner alone (we do one as a de-stresser for every holiday where there are gatherings).
This year for the part of Easter Husband and I spent by ourselves we had authentic enchiladas (as opposed to Taco Bell, Carlos O'Kelly's,etc).
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