Showing posts with label egg hunt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label egg hunt. Show all posts

Sunday, April 24, 2011

What a difference...

a year makes! I can see a huge difference in my girls since last Easter. They visited the weekend of Easter, but went back to the foster home the Saturday night before Easter. They participated in our homeschool Easter egg hunt last year. Below are pictures of last year and this year...

Last year...




This year...







I had to post the picture of Haylee with a blue mouth because this shows so much of her personality. They all had a great time at the Easter egg hunt.

Thursday, April 1, 2010

Fun Day

We have had a busy and exciting day today. We made homemade cookies this morning for our homeschool Easter egg hunt. The girls were in and out during the mixing and cooking. Morgan and Alex did most of the work. While they were baking Tucker taught one girl how to ride a bicycle without training wheels. She is now zooming around everywhere on her bicycle. (How cool is it that we have two bicycles that are two small for Morgan that we never gave away?) The other girl kept trying. Tucker and I both tried to help her learn. She kept saying she would wait on Daddy. So, Daddy got home from work and went out to help. It didn't take much at all and guess what, she is also now riding on two wheels. No more training wheels for anyone!!

We had a great time at the egg hunt. The girls blended in well. They each found their 12 eggs and began eating junk. They are having to learn that they can't just eat candy all day long. In this house, the candy goes in one place and they have to ask for candy. They are doing pretty well learning our rules and boundaries. They are doing really well considering they have only been here a day and a half.

I am hoping bedtime goes better tonight. We are going to start bedtime earlier to hopefully get to sleep earlier. Everyone is very tired which results in arguing and whining. Ugh...nothing gets on my nerves worse than that. I am hoping that if I am in their room, I will at least be in a bed by myself.