Easter egg hunt, Kellogg style
We had a long wonderful weekend full of Easter activites. Friday night at TG we had an egg hunt for our Kellogg Kids. I would have loved to have it outside somewhere, but it's still too cold! (I'm not having a great relationship with Chicago right now). So we made due in a classroom. Not much of a "hunt" since most the eggs were in plain sight, but I think the kids had fun.
One of our cute little friends actually collected about 6 eggs before he looked inside and squealed "there's candy in these eggs!" Bonus.
Parker didn't carry his basket around with him, he collected as many as he could in his hands, then brought them to the basket and ran out again.
I didn't get any pictures of cute Lincoln, but he caught on to what was going on really quickly. He was actually collecting eggs and taking them to his basket!
On Saturday morning we had our next Easter egg hunt at the church. It was hosted by the nursery and was so fun! When we came in the kids worked on a craft (decorating little Easter egg ornaments).
Parker & Kai working on their ornaments
Then the kiddos hunted for eggs around the church building. Parker did great and it was cute watching him actually look and find the eggs on his own, he got so excited.
Parker & Beck checking out their loot
More candy!
On Sunday morning the Easter Bunny came (he brought leftover candy). Parker was moving too fast to let me take pictures of him, but even after three days of this, he was still super excited to see more eggs. Or was it the candy?
Lincoln upset because Parker wouldn't let him take his eggs
Tattling
Sam made crepes for our Easter breakfast. Yum!! Sidenote: Sam bought what he thought was the Tropicana version of Simply Orange called Trop50. Turns out it's an "orange juice beverage" that tastes nothing like what orange juice should taste like. It tastes like watered down orange juice with a weird after taste.
Parker dipping his strawberries into the spilled powdered sugar on the table
He's always much happier after he gets food in his belly
Of course we went to church too (no pictures in our Easter clothes), which was the best part of the week. I am so thankful for my Savior who lived and died for me so I can return to live with him again. Happy Easter!!
