april fool's egg hunt.

what a beautiful day for an egg hunt.

when the vice principal of the elementary school across the street from our house knocked on my front door on monday and asked if a class could come over on thursday and hunt eggs in our yard, i graciously said yes! how fun is that! so, this morning, around 9 a.m. my yard was flooded with about 10 giggly parents hiding about 200 colorful easter eggs.

i love this holiday and the celebration of our risen savior!

so, to prank my husband for April Fool's Day, which btw, i just realized it was April 1, i sent him a text saying i wrecked our tahoe. he hasn't responded back! hope he doesn't freak out too bad!

April Fool's Day!

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