Last week Dan and I joked around about having Easter at the lake.
"How would they bunny find us?" he asked.
I answered, "They have ways."
Anyway, we did it, and it was a lovely weekend, honestly.
She was there, and she was an incredibly good sport. Being the ONLY KID at the cabin is not her favorite, but she played with these nephews and niece and was one hundred percent sweet as could be.
Julia braided her hair, so in the morning she was there with treasures from her Easter basket and soft, fuzzy, slept-on braids, so sweet.
Ah, yes. The piñata, can't forget that.
There was a rousing game of one card poker on Friday night, lots of drama. They're good. They case out those cards, weigh their risks.
Oh, and this happened Easter morning--bit into a Dot candy and pulled that tooth right out.
We colored eggs, tried out the new machine I saw John and Dannell had too, one of these spinner and marker machines. It was cool, very fun.
And that was the end of a very fine Easter. We worked on a little more art down at the shore, some photo paper that is intriguing, will try that again, take pictures next time of the process and the results.
Anyway, we hope everyone had a quiet, pleasant Easter as ours was, and hope we can all be together and party next year.
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