Showing posts with label eggs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label eggs. Show all posts

Monday, April 09, 2007

The Hunt

Easter was a very low-key day for us. We had planned on hiking, but Claire and I were feeling a but under the weather, so we decided to stay in. I slept almost the entire day, and Mike and Claire had their fair share of napping as well. When we all finally rolled out of bed around 5:30pm, we decided to get the egg hunt underway. It was surprisingly cold for Easter, but we all had fun hunting for eggs anyway. And the snow added a bit of difficulty to the hunt. Claire seemed to think I had buried all of the eggs, and spent quite a bit of time digging in the snow for them.


































Today I'm planning on running some errands. I have to pick up some groceries and other necessities before we leave for our tropical vacation. I'm still at home though, and my list is only partially complete. Obviously I'm having a difficult time getting going today. But I'm awake and dressed, which compared to yesterday is a big step in the right direction.

Saturday, April 07, 2007

Easter Eggs

Claire and I spent the morning dyeing Easter eggs. She's never done it before, and she took the job very seriously. Its also been a long time since I've done it, so it was really fun for both of us. We didn't do anything fancy, just drew a few designs with crayons before dunking them. I used a white crayon, and it was really fun to watch Claire as she saw the design come through after dyeing them, even though you couldn't see it before hand ("But MOM. You can't see white crayon on a white egg!). Now we're all set for tomorrow. Claire got her hand made Easter basket in the mail yesterday from my mom, and tomorrow our plan is, if it stays somewhat nice outside, to do another hike like we did last weekend. Maybe hide a few eggs in the woods for Claire.
































The rest of today should be nice and quiet. Mike is off hiking up a mountain in order to ski down it, so its just Claire and I. He and a group of guys are going to Mount Washington, and in specific, Tuckerman Ravine. We were looking at the website yesterday, and the avalanche advisory was 'very high'. I'm glad to see its lower today. Honestly, it sounds very exciting, and I'm sure he will have a great time.