Easter!

What to do while waiting for the household's sole Easter egg hunter to wake up? Let's dress the baby up for our amusement--she's game. With Cora up, we peeked out the back door and could already see a few eggs left by the Easter bunny. Cora was interested. When I told her some of the eggs might have chocolate, she was very interested. So we all went out to collect them.









Part II of our Easter was brunch at the Waukegan Yacht Club, with my parents, my brothers and their families, and both my brothers' parents-in-law. Children take note: If you marry someone local, your kids sometimes get to see all their grandparents in one place. The girls got terrific Easter baskets, the food was delicious, the company was lovely. Thanks Mom and Dad!
Hazel and her Grandma. Hazel's in the sweetest little Yoda phase right now--so wrinkly and wise and tiny, but with a commanding presence.
Hazel and her Grandpa.
The teenage cousins and their mom.
Lovely Logan cousin.
After a walk outside to look at the dock with Geoff, Cora eagerly dragged me outside to show me what they had found. (Fish! Ducks! Sunshine! Wind!)

Part III was a stop by Drew and Tricia's place to search for the eggs the Easter bunny had left at their house! The girls had a good time collecting them.
Logan has skills! Don't blink at :06 or you'll miss Hazel making a face. Ha!


Logan! That's not an egg, it's a fishing bobber!


The last family holiday of our Evanston years (*sob*), Easter 2010 was quite a success!