We dyed eggs...
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| He's ready to eat his egg! |
Went to Audubon Park...
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| Shoes are off because we had a run in with ants :( |
Played football...
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| Picture taken by 2-yr old sister |
And ate dinner.
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| I made a booster seat out of boxes of canning jars. I don't really have a kid-friendly house. |
Aren't they sweet?
So wonderful! And you, my friend, beautiful as always! Happy Easter. So, what are your plans on Monday evening after the race? Thinking I need to find a place for an optional but easy stop-in blog meet up. Maybe I'll ask SUAR what she did.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! What a good Godmother you are. I feel guilty that I didn't do any egg dying with my kids this year (although my son is too old to really be interested any more)!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed the glimpse into your house, very cool looking, I like the fireplace in the kitchen. And your dress is cute!
ReplyDeleteThis is a random unrelated post but....I have been out of the blog reading world for a while and now backtracking and getting caught up...I am running Boston..we are in the same wave and corral!!! U rock!!! I don't blog but would love if you would fb me:)
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They are so adorable! It's so fun having kids around when celebrating a holiday (and at all times, of course). That is an impressive photo by a 2 year old!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely way to spend Easter. I've always believed that holidays are so much more fun when there's young children around.
ReplyDeleteGracie -(from my fuel post) I read somewhere, a long time ago, that using the gels in training runs, "teaches your body how to better use the fuel." Who knows if it's true or not, but just in case..... also, I'm a wimp or addicted to the "fuel"....I use them or I start to fade.
ReplyDeletemid-week, 15-17 milers, I use 1, or no gels.
Good Luck at Boston! You are so tough, I know you will have a super race. most of all, have FUN!