Easter II

Here's the boys dyeing eggs with me and Tia. Curran didn't want to leave the eggs in for more than 10 seconds, but he still had fun. Avery had enough control to make stripey eggs this year. Here are their eggs, maybe later I'll post the grown-up ones. And yes, every one of those cups is a different color!

Easter was here!

Here's the two handsome boys in their Easter shirt & ties. And yes they do have real baskets which they used for the real egg hunt, but I forgot to bring them to the church egg hunt (again).

Soon I will post pics of the egg decorating, etc.

Easter 2011

<-- Here are the boys covered in confetti after playing with the cascarones they got in their baskets. Cascarones are colored hollow eggs filled with confetti, and are made to crack on people's heads.

Below you can see Avery looking spiffy with the lady he always sits with in church instead of his own mother :) Curran wore a spiffy suit too, but he had it off within 30 seconds of coming home. He likes his casual clothes...

Happy Easter!

The morning started out with basket explosions. They both got kid gardening gloves, mini pots, and seeds as part of their gifts amongst candy, stickers, etc. In the second picture, Curran was the only kid who had to stop and drive the "car" at church before he went to look for more eggs.

Below is after they finished finding eggs at home. We learned that Curran didn't really understand exactly how gently he needed to put the real eggs into his basket. Let's just say that several of them were... dented :)

Belated Easter..

So I realized that I'm waaay late in posting easter pictures, sorry. Avery obviously enjoys making faces at the camera. This goofball did however manage to test into Kindergarten with flying colors (early cutoff date in our state). He starts taking gymnastics this coming Monday, and he's very very excited. It's been over a year since he last took gymnastics, but he has really happy memories of it. Our city pool opens soon too, so we'll see how he takes to that :)





Here's Curran munching on jelly beans. They were one of his favorite candies at Eastertime (takes after his mother he does *grin*).

He's beginning to speak in 3-syllable words; well he tries his best to say them... And apparently some words like "more" he always says english/spanish/sign together just to be sure he's understood. Like "more-mas" jelly beans!!!