Easter Overload

We died eggs Saturday night and I wasn't paying attention to the kit I bought, so we only had three color choices. Ooops. But dying 17 eggs with a 2 year old only takes 1 kit, 3 colors, and 5 minutes. Oh it's PRICELESS all right! Messy and fun too. Camden got tired of using the metal egg lifter, so he just reached his cute little hand in the blue and pulled out his egg. Gotta love him!




He enjoyed the MAGIC crayon. He scribbled on a few then realized the "coolness" of watching it appear in the dye. Greg of course surprised him with the choo-choo egg.

3 colors (blue, yellow and pink) and we got purple. I'd like to thank Sesame Street for teaching me the wonderful thing about primary colors 24 years ago.

I love how he holds the object up to his eye. Yep...still in that stage.

He's so good, he doesn't even have to look...

Bathtub time...

Putting stickers on the dried eggs. Total concentration here...

At last...Easter morning...and (s)he came. The Easter Bunny made a lovely appearance. 5 minutes before he woke up...hahaha

Eggs were everywhere and Camden LOVED finding them! In the Rand family, the Easter Bunny hid their baskets. Luckily he is still carrying over that same tradition. Mine was in the oven...

Greg's in the coat closet...in his coat...

And Camden's was in the dryer. Yah...Thomas the Train stickers, coloring book, musical toothbrush and Thomas toothpaste! We love Thomas. Well...Camden does.

Oh and some candy. Greg got a tie...and the Easter Bunny forgot me. Silly bunny. He must be friends with Cupid, because Cupid forgot me too. Oh well...I'm a big girl now, I guess they don't work for me anymore. Hope everyone had a great Easter. We enjoyed it, but Camden had an ear infection, cough and nasty nose so we stayed home from church. Dinner was at my mom's and it was mmm mmm good. Can't wait for next year. Another little one to have blue fingers!