Easter 2012
The Legend of the Dogwood flower says-- "In the center of the outer edge of each petal will be the print of nails. In the center of the flower, stained with blood, will be a crown of thorns so that all who see it will remember."
Family Easter Picture...
We went to church Easter morning---but, we didn't get to hear the music because the music is a little too loud for Faith's little tender ears...so, we don't go in to the sanctuary until the music is over...We missed singing! Thinking through some Easter Hymns... it always puts a smile on your face to sing "He Lives":
"He lives! He lives! Christ Jesus lives today!
He walks with me and talks with me along life's narrow way.
He lives! He lives! Salvation to impart!
You ask me how I know He lives? He lives within my heart."
Faith
We went to church Easter morning---but, we didn't get to hear the music because the music is a little too loud for Faith's little tender ears...so, we don't go in to the sanctuary until the music is over...We missed singing! Thinking through some Easter Hymns... it always puts a smile on your face to sing "He Lives":
"He lives! He lives! Christ Jesus lives today!
He walks with me and talks with me along life's narrow way.
He lives! He lives! Salvation to impart!
You ask me how I know He lives? He lives within my heart."
Faith
Milla... (deciding on her own to pose!!!)
Faith giggling in the bunny ears
Milla taking a turn in the ears....
one of my coworkers shared the idea for Easter morning to tear up cotton balls and leave a trail from your child's room to their Easter basket... and leave a carrot with a bite out of it!! Sounded cute so we tried it.... but, it just so happened that the night before I had just taken off my toenail polish and used cotton balls-- so, Milla walked out of her room Easter morning- she saw the cotton and said "these for our toes?"... I said "it looks like the Easter bunny was here!"... she said "No, these for our toes!"
one of my coworkers shared the idea for Easter morning to tear up cotton balls and leave a trail from your child's room to their Easter basket... and leave a carrot with a bite out of it!! Sounded cute so we tried it.... but, it just so happened that the night before I had just taken off my toenail polish and used cotton balls-- so, Milla walked out of her room Easter morning- she saw the cotton and said "these for our toes?"... I said "it looks like the Easter bunny was here!"... she said "No, these for our toes!"
Dying Easter Eggs
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