Today we had breakfast with the Easter Bunny - granted he did not eat - but the kids enjoyed pancakes, eggs and grits. After waiting for about twenty minutes for our picture to be taken with the bunny, we ran out for the Easter Egg hunt. Needless to say, it's VERY COLD OUTSIDE! The wind is blowing - HARD! We hurried inside and got everything set up. The kids had fun decorating cookies, making a craft, coloring, and dying eggs. We never were able to have the egg hunt much to Katie's sadness. We then hurried to have lunch at McDonald's and waited in line with many of the same kids that we had at church. We have now rushed home so that we can make a cake and casserole for tomorrow. I have also made 27 deviled eggs (never again will I volunteer for that job). Don't ask why it's 27 deviled eggs and not an even number - things just happen. The kids are now hungry and I'm really ready to sit. The house smells like eggs and chocolate which is really not a pleasant combination. It's too cold to be outside and the dog will not leave the wall paper alone in the kitchen. I have called all of David's deacon tribe families to tell them the obvious - it's cold outside and the sunrise service will be held inside the church. I have also called Heath Efird's deacon tribe families to tell them the same because he had the right idea and is on a cruise for twelve days, therefore, missing the entire running around of Easter. But never fear, the bunny hops on in tonight and we will rush though the baskets in the morning to be dressed and ready for church - where I will get to sit.
Sometimes my kids can say the funnest words. This morning it was so foggy outside that it was difficult to see. Katie says, "I can't believe how froggy it is this morning." Cole agreed that it was very froggy. Katie sometimes says allergy for alert when playing battle with her brother. Cole says that he takes durteck (Zurteck) for allergies. They were singing, "The weather outside is nightfull, the sun is so delightful, since we have no place to go, Let it snow." Well, at least they say I love you just right.