Eden's Heart: Easter Eve

Saturday, April 23, 2011

Easter Eve

This Easter Bunny is ready.
The hard-boiled eggs have been dyed.
The plastic ones have been filled.
The chocolate "nest" cake is cooling.
The church clothes have been pressed.
The family gifts have been set out.
And most importantly... the baskets have been filled and will be returned to the porch in the wee hours of the morning... just in time for the kiddos to wake up and find them.

Hope your Easter is eggstra special!

1 comment:

Beth said...: Kera.....what wonderful memories you are making for your kids. They are 2 lucky children. LOL, I love Eden and her questions....and I am sooo glad that the Easter Bunny leaves his gifts outside on the porch.

Happy Easter Murphy family.

love,
Aunt B; April 24, 2011 at 12:13 PM

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