The Rest of Easter Weekend

Good Friday Joslyn got to see the Kenedy family sealed in the Raleigh Temple.  The dad got baptized 2 years ago after decades of going to church and taking the discussions with the missionaries. This is such an incredible family and we are honored to know them.

On Saturday evening, we went to our neighbor's birthday party for their kids, Blake and Chase. It was a ton of fun, but we didn't get many pictures because there some many people to meet and chat with. It was great.

This picture is classic. Cambry asking if she can dip her tortilla chip in pink lemonade and Vienna desperately asking (with tears) to have a cup of lemonade too, like her sister. These type of occurrences are both common .

The party favors had these bubbles on steroids in them. They were thick and sticky, but would last forever.

Gotta love Vienna's technique

Surprisingly, it actually worked (if you look closely you can see a bubble).

 Leanne made these sweet alien cupcakes. Cambry found a home for one in a cup holder of a camping chair

On Sunday, Joslyn made a delicious dinner with ham, Au Gratin potatoes, rolls jello and all sorts of deliciousness. It was just us and our friend, Gregory Lyon. Unfortunately, we didn't get any photos.

On Monday, we had an FHE lesson on Christ's resurrection. We did the glove analogy where our gloves are our body and our hands are our spirits. Put together, they make our soul and give the glove movement and "life." Cambry got one of her little mitts for the lesson. Vienna just wanted her hat.

Cambry then taught us how Christ made the Resurrection possible using her little model she made in nursery.

After the lesson, the girls found their Easter baskets.

We also got a package from G'ma Ber. Thank you G'ma Ber for the love and the package. The girls loved the package and the chocolate. Cambry placed the packing paper on the picnic table and place two chocolates on the table for her and Vienna for dinner.

After finding out that they couldn't have chocolate for dinner. We distracted them from their disappointment by giving them crayons to color the paper. Yay, it worked!