Easier Easter

Making traditional meals on the holidays is hard for me. So for Easter this year, we decided to do crepes, like super yummy, tons of toppings and plenty of whipped cream, crepes. Wow, it was awesome! I am grateful for my sweet kiddos who when asked if they wanted an Easter egg hunt or just baskets full of candy, opted for the baskets. I'd probably have made them hide their own eggs anyway.

Also, super grateful for a photographer daughter who keeps me in the loop with sweet texts, and beautiful photos of her little angel! I am truly blessed!

Easter Egg Family Fun!!

We enjoyed a wonderful Easter Sunday at church this year.  Also, since our Primary President is moving soon, we were released!  No new calling yet, so I will start going to Sunday School and Relief Society! 

As far as dinner is concerned, we had a very nontraditional Easter this year.  I just didn't feel like doing a ham, its really not my favorite food!  So Richard and I made a big batch of hot and sour soup, a bunch of fried rice with shrimp and bbq pork in it and pot stickers.  Adrienne and Jon came over after church and joined us. It was fun!

Since we ran out of time earlier in the week, we decided to dye our eggs on Easter.  We did cool whip eggs again this year. Its fun, colorful and you can eat the whip cream when you are done!  This is what happens when you dye eggs this way...

 

 

It's okay Jon, there is no wrong way to do this!!

Aren't they beautiful?