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Showing posts with label holidays. Show all posts
Showing posts with label holidays. Show all posts

Sunday, April 7, 2013

A hunting we will go... Easter fun 2013

 Friday night egg hunt with the Giblets at Gma & Gpa Lloyd's...
It is so fun to see my kids hunting where I did when I was a kid!








 


 Saturday morning we went to a pancake breakfast and egg hunt at Neptune Park. Crazy fun!

Next, we headed to Moroni for the cousin egg hunt at the farm. Grandpa and Grandma spread the eggs out in a field, covering more than an acre. It was a fun hunt!







We haven't thrown our eggs yet, so I'm sure more pictures will come.

Easter skirts

This year, we were all about the blues! I made ruffle skirts for the girls to wear on Easter.
(my picture aren't great...)




Tim even consented to a coordinating tie!

Wednesday, November 7, 2012

4th of July in pictures

I'm beyond slow, so I'll just show you some of the highlights from our longest summer ever. (It actually FLEW by!)















It was a fun 4th of July in Moroni with all the cousins! The fireworks were cancelled because of the extreme fire danger. What a crazy summer!

Sunday, May 20, 2012

Eggs and other Easter randomness

Doesn't everyone dye their own dozen eggs in your family? Why not?
Last year, we discovered that we prefer using regular old food coloring to the dye kits. Cheaper, easier, much more variety, beautiful colors! We also experimented with rubber cement again, as well as the usual crayon fun!



I didn't take great pictures, but Grandma Barb & Papa Gary had a cute egg hunt & fun treats for the kids. (Seriously, could I have taken WORSE pictures? Lame.)


A few weeks after Easter, we took our eggs out to the desert west of Saratoga Springs (and west of a few other places, as well). We drove up into the little hills to find a spot to throw our eggs. Right before we got out of the van, we were buzzed by a military helicopter flying so low that I about peed my pants. True story. I hope the pilot enjoyed it- Tim & I were waiting to see flames from over the next hillside. I don't know how he didn't crash the chopper. Anyway...

We parked half way up a little hill, which makes for great egg explosions! Or should I say egg-splosions?
The eggs were a bit *ripe* after sitting for so long, so they were messy & nasty- just right for throwing!

 Eliza wasn't sure about breaking eggs at first, but even she got into it. If her egg didn't explode satisfactorily, she would go after them and throw them again. This worked OK unless one of the other girls was up higher on the hill throwing toward her. No harm, no foul...

 It was much cooler than it had been Easter weekend. We had to break out the parkas I had efficiently washed & put away for the year.

We visited Camp Floyd before we threw the eggs. I apparently didn't take my camera out of my purse. It was a nice little history lesson for all of us. If you are in the area, I recommend stopping to see. It was like a mini-mini-mini trip to Nauvoo- only on a much, much, much smaller scale.

I must also give proper attention to our amazing spring flowers. Someone planted an amazing year-round garden here. Just as one area loses its blooms, another bursts to life- seriously amazing landscaping!

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