Easter Jubilee

Easter has an interesting way of bringing out the competitive side of my family. There’s something about the thrill of an Easter egg hunt that is enjoyable and exciting even in adulthood. While Emerson visited her dad for some Easter festivities, my sisters and I battled it out down to the very last egg, hidden very well might I add. Even with the aid of Em’s shopping cart, I was not agile enough to defeat my sisters — Meghan collected the most eggs for a landslide victory. My mom’s elaborate and infamous game of eggs is full of cash, candy and prizes. Lucky for me, the rules of the game stipulate that participants must share certain eggs marked by stickers if they have more than one of the same color — unlucky for Meghan, her eggs were re-distributed so that we all got some prizes (awwww!).

Easter 2013

Easter 2013

Easter 2013

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Sunday evening Emerson had her very own egg hunt and was excited to find some of her favorite items inside the eggs: marshies, hair bows, stickers and quarters. E was convinced ‘Joseph’ is pictured on the quarter instead of George Washington — a small but thoughtful reminder of why Easter is such a wonderful holiday! After many mimosas, a pedicure and lots of family time, this Easter weekend is declared a success!

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I enjoy keeping track of my daughter, who is the sunshine to my cloudy days, with this blog. This is my chronicling of life into the unknown: the joy I find and lessons learned along the way!