Our neighbors brought over little Easter gifts for the boys, so it reminded us what we used to do in Easter.  I don’t think we did an egg hunt for the boys last year, but this year they asked for one.  So on Saturday night, we quickly put together some eggs with treats, coins and messages.  Connor was really looking forward to it that he came straight to our room Sunday morning to say good morning and let us know how excited he was.  After breakfast, Stuart hid the 30 eggs in the backyard.  As soon as everything was ready, the boys rushed out to search.  The last few eggs were tougher to find; with the hints Stuart gave, the boys were able to find them all.  They looked through their loots; they were happy to receive some special eggs and some “rotten” ones too.  The boys however told us that we should have a 100 eggs for next year.

    In the late afternoon, while Stuart was barbequing, the boys decided to hide a few eggs for Stuart and I to hunt.  This was actually the first hunt that I was ever officially in and I had fun searching.  Connor enjoyed hiding eggs for me too so we played another round.  It was indeed quite fun.