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Easter

While in Florida, we celebrated Easter Sunday with family. Grammy Sue bought Hollie and Maddy all sorts of fun things like cute straw pastel hats, candies, a few stuffed animals, and bubbles. We made sure to take a few family photos Easter morning before church. We also enjoyed a few Easter Egg Hunts, one at the house and one after church. We were surprised by our good friends Anne and Dave at church, which was great! Happy Easter!


 

Copying Mommy 


Kisses

Maddy's Egg

Decorating Eggs




Uncle Brad holding Hollie




Hunting for eggs

Made out like a bandit

Egg Hunt #2

Showing her how it works

 



Grandma's and Grandkids

Family Pic

Diva in her Easter hat

Easter baskets!

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