Sara hosted the Easter dinner and it was a huge success - so much fun. The kids played on their own on the trampoline, in the back yard, and on the Wii, leaving just the two 2-year olds needing our attention. There were four of our kids with their spouses and 8 children so it was a nice little gathering. Everyone brought something - ham, baked beans, scalloped potatoes, corn, taco salad, vegetable tray, and Sara made Death by Chocolate for dessert.
Rob's wife, Cindy, told us of this conversation she had this morning with 6-year old Brooklyn:
B: Is there really a magic rabbit who brings all this candy to us or do you do it?
C: What do you think?
B: I think you do it.
C: That's right.
B: I thought so. Does Daddy know?
C: I'm not sure. Should we ask him?
B: No. I don't want to tell him.
So it appears that 38-year old Rob is the only Easter bunny believer in their family! What a sweet little girl for not wanting to spoil her father's fun.
Here's some shots from this evening. The little Holland lop-eared bunny is a pet of Charlie, Max and Elly. Their mom, Sara, featured her in her bunny portraits event at her photo studio last week. She's a sweet little thing who seems to love all the attention.
Aidan and Elly feeding the bunny
Aidan caught red-handed with his hand in the jelly bean dish.
Granddaughters Kenzie, Brooklyn, Charlie and Sydney enjoying Easter candy.
Elly and Aidan emptying their basket
Max and the bunny
Elly sharing her candy with cousin Anson
Aidan showing us his egg hunt loot.Sure hope the rest of you had a great Easter.
