Sunday, March 31, 2013

The Year I Saved Easter

So basically, we didn't have an Easter. I didn't wake up to a basket full of sweets, nor did I get to find plastic eggs filled with more sweets. We didn't dye eggs colors, or help my nephew find eggs.

We didn't have eggs this year. But do not fear!! Luckily I was able to get some last minute candy the store had, and made an Easter morning possible. Hahaha, it was super cheap but fun. I think my nephew only cared about the candy, as did I. My cousin Riley had a farewell talk this morning, so we got all dressed up and headed out to hear him speak on this lovely Easter day. The weather has been perfect all day, in fact, I think at some point I said, "It is so hot!!" Which I never thought would happen.




We had Easter dinner at Brady's house, and opened eggs with a bill inside. Josie was the lucky winner and got the $50 bill! Brady and I both got $5. But hey.... that's five dollars richer than yesterday.

Now I'm home, enjoying the evening of my Easter Sunday, just wishing it was conference Sunday instead, and putting together engagement props... which are THURSDAY!!!! Yes, ladies and gents, we're getting professional pictures done on Thursday and I couldn't be more excited!! Our photographer has been so amazing, she deserves so much because of how hard she works. She's so passionate about what she does, and you can tell she actually cares about the people and capturing the moment instead of the networking, money and popularity. Check her page out here.... Have a good week :)

1 comment:

Linsey Jackson said...

Lol!! Welcome to adulthood sister!!!! Poor mom was so tired anyway. Haha Easter will become more of a big deal again when the kids get older and there's More kids in general. Lol that was nice of you to get candy Sawyer can't wait to eat his haha;) ps don't go overboard with your picture props. The pictures are supposed to focus on you two!!! Dont let the props take focus away from you guys. They will be really cute. Im excited to.see them and meet your photographer.