Tuesday, April 6, 2010

The Easter Egg Hunt

It didn't take me long to figure out that those little plastic eggs hidden all over Grandpa and Oma's house contained some pretty wonderful and delicious little goodies. By the first egg I was already asking mom for 'more egg'. I was concerned about putting the eggs in my Easter basket, so I made mom and dad carry them where I could see them at all times. Thanks for the Easter egg hunt bunny, I can't wait for next year!

The Chalk Board

We are now allowed to use chalk on the chalk board. Things in the kitchen are about to get a whole lot more colorful!

In this photo Lola has just taken a large bite of the pink chalk. She didn't seem to mind it all that much.

Sunday, April 4, 2010

Easter in Collingwood

Our Easter visiting train continued on up to Grandpa and Oma's house. I was so happy that we got to do lots of outdoor work while we were there.Tanta Ness and I battled over control of the lounger. As soon as she stood up, I would run over and steal it. She may be cute, but I am pretty quick!
The crocus in Shanon's garden are blooming. This is where I take my traditional Easter photo, it was a bit cooler out last year.
On Easter Sunday I did my first Easter egg hunt. It didn't take me long to get a hang of it, by the second egg I was asking for more. Mom will have to post pictures from that later.
Mom was so happy that I agreed to wear the hat the matched my Easter outfit when I played outside.

One of my favourite things to do in Collingwood is play with Jax, it drives him wild when I carry teddy around.
We spent almost the entire weekend outside, I loved it. There were lots of birds, ducks, and turtles to see. I pointed out lots of interesting things to Grandpa.

Thanks for the fun filled Easter weekend Grandpa, Oma and Jax.

Easter in Newmarket

The weather here has been amazing! So amazing that while we were at Grandma's house for Easter we didn't even have to wear our jackets when playing outside.
Grandma took us to the park to play; Zen drove his Jeep there but I prefer it when Grandma pulls me in the wagon.
Zen and I did lots of good park work. Zen showed me how he could climb up the slide. I tried, but could only make it up the littlest bit before sliding back down, it was big time fun.
Later Zen made the coolest fort with a special perch for me. Mom and Auntie Amanda were worried about the structural capabilities of the couch cushions, but they held (I guess they forgot that Zen's Dad is an architect!)
When she could catch up with me Auntie Amanda and I did some snuggling.
Thanks for the great Easter lunch Grandma, it was delicious and so much fun!