This year's Easter was a very busy one. We had a teacher inservice on Good Friday where we stuffed eggs for the primary Easter egg hunt on Saturday. I feel so blessed to work with wonderful people in my calling. The ladies that are my counselors are such great examples to me. Their testimonies strengthen me. I have awesome music leaders and the best teachers in any Primary. The children of the ward are such sweet spirits. So often I feel as if I woke up on the wrong side of the bed but seeing those little faces brighten each of my Sundays. So, I love doing these fun activities like the egg hunt for them. We had a great turn out. Almost all of our teachers showed up to help. We also had other volunteers that helped to make it a success. One particular volunteer thought that it would be fun to hide eggs in places out of the children's reach...or so he thought. To make a long story short, children discovered that they can scale the church wall. Nothing was going to keep them away from those eggs. Thanks for that Sam.
My sister and nephews came down for the weekend too. We had our traditional family egg hunt (participants from ages 17-29). Abby we missed you! I don't mean to brag but I'm an excellent seeker if I do say so myself. Well this year, as with most of late, there was hidden a money egg. After what seemed like a lifetime of searching, we were given hints (Hot/cold). It was narrowed down to the car. After some tussling, pushing, pulling, pinning, etc., Bradley spotted The Money Egg. With high spirits, he grabbed it only to have it stolen from him by his own wife...video to be posted on You Tube. So my winning streak comes to an end. Next year, Next year.
Grayson and Tee Tee (Me) dying Easter eggs.
The joy of Easter baskets!
