Our Easter 2014

Our Easter was nice!  We woke up in the morning to see that the Easter bunny had come to visit.   He always leaves the girls their baskets outside of their bedrooms.

 First, the girls opened their baskets of goodies!

Tatti was excited to finally get Viperine! They also got matching skirts which they are excited to wear to our  beach vacation.

Madison was excite to get new clothes and a bathing suit. Tatti loved her Chelsea's clubhouse. She was thrilled for her license plate with her name. She is forever looking for  her name on stuff in stores-- and never finds it. The Easter bunny did!!

After opening their baskets, the girls went on their egg hunt.  There were plastic eggs hidden all over the house filled with money and treats! One even had a lush bubble bar in it.

We went to my parents' house for lunch. On the way, we had to stop for a photo!!

 The girls have a tradition at my parents house. It's something that I loved when I was a kid. I would wake up earlier than I did for Christmas at Easter. I couldn't sleep in great anticipation of our Treasure hunt.  Keep reading to learn more.

You get a clue to start and have to follow the directions to find the next clue and so on and so forth...

 The prize at the end was a Disney Fibber game.  We LOVE Fibber!! If you've never played- you must, it's funny!

Tatti helped decorate the table for Easter and was  very proud!

We had a delicious meal because my Mom's like the best cook ever!!!

  After lunch, we headed to the town egg hunt- because it's kind of a tradition.  They make tons of hard boiled eggs and hide them on the Little League Field.  Kids are separated into age groups and find as many eggs as they can. When they are done, they each get a bag of Hershey kisses and a ticket. A ticket is then drawn and the winner gets a new bike. It's great and draws a large crowd in our small town.

Tatti's favorite high schooler- Stephen came over to inspect her winnings. She had to eggs with dollar signs on them, which meant she won $2.

Tatti ended the night by playing her new MASH game that EB brought. Did anyone else play this when you were a kid? I know my friends and I did- repeatedly. Ours was on notebook paper though, not in a fancy dry erase book!

How was your Easter? Let us know in the comments below.