Back in April, we had a lovely Easter. The girls put out baskets for the Easter Bunny. Leah decided she needed to leave a note for the Easter Bunny with a very specific request. I think it was too specific, as the Easter Bunny did not grant it.
Their Easter baskets may not have had a narwhal squishy, but they both did get squishes (and lots of other goodies).
Leah’s gotten into string tricks, and loved this book and string to learn more.
After church, we went over to Grams’s house for some family time. This included the whole Sellers side, as well as G’Mom and Grampa who had come in town for Molly’s birthday. It was a beautiful day, so the girls and I headed outside for a little fun on a flat road.
Leah has had her Heelys for months, but struggled to use them and stopped trying soon after getting them. However, now that Molly had some too, Leah was determined to master the skill. She got it in no time, and the two of them rolled all over the place.
Molly praised the Lord for her new Heelys when she got to use them on Easter. At the end of Grams’s street, there’s a quiet, flat circle that was perfect for rolling around.
Leah warmed up enough to take off her jacket.
The girls were excited to wear the new dresses that Jen made them for Easter.
Not only did we celebrate Easter, we celebrated Molly’s birthday again. This began with presents.
No birthday celebration would be complete with a cupcake and an evil grin.
Also, Grams got a new dog. Her name is Roxanne.
And here’s the Sellers family.
And the Batson family.
