And although the festivites are always fun, we shouldn't forgot the true meaning of Easter. We are truly grateful for our Savior and the sacrifices he made so that we could return to live with him.
Sunday, April 15, 2012
Easter
Holidays are always a little crazy with us since both of our extended families live in town, but somehow we usually are able to make it work (thankfully both families are understanding and flexible). For Easter we gave the kids their Easter baskets in the morning at home, and then got ready for church. After a beautiful sacrament meeting we headed out to Jon's parents house where we had a delicious lunch, and an easter egg hunt - one for the kids and another one for the adults! After grandma and granpa Leavitt's house we headed out to my parents house. My mom had cooked a yummy Easter dinner and then the kids were able to go on their 2nd easter egg hunt! They had a blast! We are so grateful for our parents and how willing they are to compromise with us to make sure the kids can visit both.
And although the festivites are always fun, we shouldn't forgot the true meaning of Easter. We are truly grateful for our Savior and the sacrifices he made so that we could return to live with him.
And although the festivites are always fun, we shouldn't forgot the true meaning of Easter. We are truly grateful for our Savior and the sacrifices he made so that we could return to live with him.
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Fun pictures, was such a good, fun day. We always enjoy when the family is over!
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