Easter

This year's Easter was so much fun with you. Your eggs were filled with toddler friendly snacks of goldfish, mini marshmallows, and cheerios. When we got you up in the morning and took you downstairs we showed you the Easter basket you got first. This was a small mistake since you were so excited about your basket findings that you weren't really interested in your eggs at first. The basket consisted of books, bubbles, a dustpan, socks, sunglasses, and a few other odds and ends. You were so engrossed in your basket that we finally opened an egg to show you there were goodies in them. This got your attention right away. From that point on you spent your time sitting down with an egg and eating its contents. We couldn't get you to gather all of your eggs at  once because you were only concerned with the food inside. Your Dad and I found this quite amusing. Along with the fact that you weren't interested in any of the eggs that had cheerios in them and would immediately throw any egg containing cheerios away. So your process for the next few days consisted of shaking an egg to find out if you had already emptied its contents, then cheering if it still had something in it and running over to us to open it. Once opened you would chow down as long as there were no cheerios. Your Dad and I started feeling bad for you so we started filling the contents with more marshmallows or goldfish. A few days later we decided to put the eggs away and save the fun for next year. You were decked to the nines and looked like a little man in your Easter outfit, which was a birthday gift from Joe and Coco.