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| Laura, Megan, and Jasmine |
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| Getting creative |
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| My sister and nephews |
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| Grandma joining in the fun |
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| "No, you aren't going to touch Mommy with those fingers!" |
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| She named her eggs after her family. |
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| More egg fun |
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| My nephew with his Green Egg |
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Wednesday, April 1, 2015
Coloring Easter Eggs!
My sisters and I gathered most of our children together yesterday to color Easter eggs. While I don't teach my children about the Easter Bunny, I am always looking for things all of our children can do together. I knew the children would all enjoy coloring eggs and hanging out together.
Sure enough, it was an adventure. The older children colored eggs, and got quite messy in the process.
My five year old nephew is autistic and struggled with coloring the eggs. He did a couple with his mom and then skipped off to play.
Even my mom joined in on the fun.
It got a little crazy.
My teenagers had just as much fun as the younger ones.
I think they dyed at least four dozen eggs.
These are the memories I want my children to grow up having.
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