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Preparing for Easter

It's been a rough couple of days for me but I think I'm past the worst of it. I think it was just a 24 hour bug but I was almost convinced that I was in early labor. But I'm feeling pretty good today (of course the 80 degree day helped!) - just trying to take it easy and put my feet up as much as possible. It's hard with having to carry Ethan around everywhere, but I'm trying. And Jason is coming home tomorrow for a four day weekend, so that will help!


The photos above are of how Ethan likes to lay on the floor these days -- to watch TV and to play. I think it's the cutest thing ever!!

Today was Jack's Easter party at school. They had an Easter Egg Hunt before the party and then the parents showed up for the actual party. Ethan crawled right over to Jack and of course, Jack was happy as a clam that Ethan was there.



After they ate they all said a prayer in sign language...



and then sang a song!



Ethan enjoyed the show -- this time he didn't try to direct them, like last time.

Then they did a craft - putting stickers on a cross to take home.





These are some random photos of the boys playing. It was a rainy day and we decided to build a fort downstairs, after they were done playing in Jack's room.

I was laughing at Ethan putting the box on his head!





We've got a busy weekend ahead, with Easter and Daddy being home. Hopefully I will have lots of photos to share. We have a community Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, followed by one at Jack's school. Then Sunday for Easter. Busy, busy, busy.

Happy Easter to you all!

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