Easter

On Saturday night, my friends Katy and Seth came over and we had a little Easter egg hunt inside the house. There were plastic eggs in all different color hidden all over the place. And they were filled with candy!!! We just had to find them and put them in the baskets we were carrying around.

Of course, after about five minutes, it was time for a candy break. You can't have that many eggs in your basket full of candy without cracking one open.

I started my candy binge with Laffy Taffy. It's hard to eat more candy when you're busy picking taffy out of your teeth.

Look, I'm actually smiling on command! (with a mouth full of cookie)

Sunday morning I came downstairs and found my Easter basket surrounded by gobs and gobs of candy.

I got a new movie called "Madagascar" (although I just call it Hippo) which I have watched at least a dozen times since getting it.

There was also a new toothbrush in there. It was a Wall-E toothbrush and it's electric!!! Just like Mommy and Daddy's toothbrushes!

There was so much candy, I thought I'd share a little with Daddy--yum, a hollow chocolate duck! That was one of my favorite things to eat after getting my tonsils out.

The only thing that drove me nuts about Easter was all of this plastic green grass that kept sticking to my feet. And every time I pulled a piece out from between my toes, I would take a step and discover a new one between two different toes.

Mommy isn't a big candy eater, but she decided to have a taste of my bunny mouth sucker.

Sunday morning Daddy forced me into a new Easter outfit. And like always, in order to get pictures, they had to bribe me with candy.

Mommy also taught me to say "Jesus was resurrected" (although when I say it, it sounds more like rerererected). And even though candy is a nice bonus, that's what Easter is supposed to be all about. And my family is especially thankful for Jesus Christ being rerererected, because that means we will get to see my brother Cooper again.