Here it goes

I have the opportunity to teach Sunday School to the 16-17 year old youth. This week the lesson is on keeping a journal. I have never been good at writing things down but I was pretty good at keeping a journal here on my blog. Until I had children and then I got really bad at it. I have been inspired to try and be better because this is how my children will be able to see what life was like when they were growing up.

Going back to Easter.

The annual Schvaneveldt Easter Egg cookout and egg rolling.

Here we all are at the top of the hill rolling eggs. As you can see Miles is getting ready to throw an egg at Emily. You can't see her but we were all laughing watching her dance around trying to not get hit.

Grandma Nash and Grandma Schvaneveldt helping the kids learn how to climb over gates.

Harrison and his rocks.

Eliza loves to run everywhere.

The kids all hanging out and playing. The more dirt you have on the more fun you had.

Grandma Nash and Lily.

Grandma Nash being drug by Eliza.

Amelia and Maxine eating.

Dying our Easter eggs.

Hanging out at the Weston Easter Egg Hunt. The girls figured out this year what it's all about.

Grandma Nash got baby chicks again.

Grandpa Nash enjoying the sunshine with Lily and Eliza.

Eliza was a little hesitant about holding the chicks.

She finally decided it was okay.

Noah wasn't afraid.

If it can be pushed then it must be done. Harrison loves to push everything. You don't need a walker when you have tables and chairs.

Grandma Nash did an indoor Easter Egg Hunt and the kids thought it was great since it was pretty chilly outside.