Easter Baskets

I have finished the Easter Baskets. I had to make 11 of them. It wasn't enough that I thought I had bought enough stuff, but today I went to the dollar store and bought a stuffed animal for everyone. The baskets are so nice, and since, as usual, I went overboard, I have a bunch of candy left over that will serve me well for my Sunday school class. It will be hard not to be impatient for church to end, as we will pick up PaPa right after. The girls are making a nice Easter dinner, and we are waiting for PaPa, so it will be served later. For me, instead of the Easter Bunny, I am getting the "Easter Hunny!" Tomorrow is the annual Easter egg hunt for the city of Seabrook, and it will be Little Joe's first Easter egg hunt! The city provides the plastic treat filled eggs, hot dogs, chips, cookies, drinks and pictures with the Easter Bunny. It is all free, and we have been going for as long as we have lived here. It is something to look forward to, and this year, it is even better, because Aunt Cheryl's family lives here now, and they won't have to drive the 50 miles that they have always driven to participate! I am still on cloud nine over the tremendous blessing of their being able to buy a house down here. It really humbles me to think that Heavenly Father is so good.
Oh, by the way, the Gentle Giant is bringing me a pizza! He has already bought it, and is freezing it so that it will make the trip. A real Chicago pizza, can you believe it? I hope it makes the trip, I really want to try it.
All is well, the family is dyeing Easter eggs at David's house, but I am really tired, and so I didn't go. As long as they get done, that is all that matters. So, more tomorrow!