Josh’s dad gave a wonderful sermon in the park, followed by an Easter egg hunt.

After all the eggs were hidden, the word “Go!” sounded, to the delight of two small children and one college graduate days from marriage.

I could have zoomed in, but then the magnificence of those palm trees would have been lost.

Same with the intricate banjan trees.

Oh, but I had to show a close-up of this sweetness:

Great grandpa Shuman giving aid to the vertically challenged Benjamin.

Uncle Noah and Aunt Ashton giving aid to a vertically AND locomotively challenged Levi.

The bag is getting heavy.  But she’s not ready to quit.

Sassa’s pace slows and she enjoys a leisurely walk with friends.

They are astounded at their bounty.

Olivia found the last one.  Benjamin asks for it. She says no.

Uncle Noah hides one more.

Benjamin finds the last one.

He is unable to lift the bag.

Made to eat a nutritious lunch if they ever want to see that candy again.

Made to eat a nutritious lunch.

And he’s a good three months from seeing anything even close to resembling candy.

Ashton and I took senior pictures of Shannon.   This was one of my favorites.

I know I gave you no warning that I would be doing Meet-and-Greet Mondays again, but I sincerely hope you have some random pictures of your week already uploaded that you can post a quick blurb about and share with me!  I miss seeing everyone’s family!

Simply blog a picture (or pictures) about anyone or anything in your life, and post the link to that blog post (not your blog’s homepage) below in MckLinky.  An example of the format for your name would be something like this:  “Beth @ TheNaturalMommy (Easter in Hawaii)”.

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