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our easter

we had a wonderful easter this year, as you will see below.  we actually did our easter basket thing on saturday morning, since easter sunday is a little busy for me.  then, saturday afternoon, we hosted an easter egg hunt at our church, and we had a great time there.  then, sunday started off with an early service at 7am led by the youth of our church, followed by a breakfast which was very well attended.  then we had sunday school and our regular worship service at 10am.  all in all we had about 250 people in church on easter morning, and the spirit was one of joy and excitment. 

after church we quickly got in the van and headed for shannon's parents house.  when we arrived there we had a wonderful feast of food, followed by an easter egg hunt for all of the cousins.  we had a little better weather than we expected and it was just fun to be outdoors.  after all of that we celebrated cade's birthday with a bunny cake and lots of birthday presents. 

and by the end of the day, we were all pretty tuckered out, as you can see in the final picture. 

hope your easter was as blessed as ours was. 









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Crafty P said…
sounds like a perfect day. love the pictures
9:59 AM
Mrs. Milinovich said…
The boys look handsome (not the outfits we bought?) and the day sounds great. That was a lot of stuff to fit into one day! No wonder everyone was tired.
7:45 PM
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