We did an Easter Egg Hunt followed by a barbecue at my parents house. This is a picture of James with some of his cousins. Tyson, Kaitie holding James, Raven and Scarlet standing behind.
My nieces, Kaitie, Raven, and Scarlet, hid the eggs in the back yard. They had a few eggs they wanted to find and not let the little kids find, so they buried them in the garden. While we were waiting for everyone else to come, my little sisters, Amy and Kristy, dug up the eggs they had buried and hid them some where else.We let the younger kids hunt for eggs first. Kaitie and Raven were a little worried that they could not find the eggs they had buried. At the end, they were told where to look and found the ones they wanted. After counting and a thorough search, there were 4 eggs not found. Oops!
We had great weather! Thanks Brady for taking pictures while I was getting some of the food ready for the barbecue! There is a slide show of the days events, but I am having problems posting it, so I will post it when it is working. Lots of people came. Here is a list of all in attendance. (If I got any ages wrong, please, let me know.)
Family
Grandpa Brower, my dad
Grandma Brower, my mom
My brother's daughters
Raven (9)
Scarlet (7)
Kelli, my older sister and her kids
Joseph (14)
Kaitie (10)
Bryce (5)
Kenna (5)
Ben (3)
Lori, my older sister
Me
James (4 months)
Amy, my little sister
Kristy, my little sister and her husband
Isaac, and their sons,
Tyson (2)
Aaron (2 months)
Liana, Jon's little sister, and her husband,
Jordon, and his mom,
Jean, and Jordon and Liana's son,
Ethan (8 months)
Close Friends
Brady Lindsay, and his wife,
Kieza, and their sons,
Ammon (4)
Zenoch (2)
Amy Barnard, and her friend,
Tyson
Sunday, April 12, 2009
While getting ready for church, James decided to (kind of) hold his bottle. Here is a picture. We went to 11:00 a.m. church. James had a rough time at church, but he was really tired. Once I got him to sleep he did okay.
After church my brother, Doug, and his wife, Deana, were back from their business trip to Washington State. It was good to be able to see them too. They were able to hold James for a little while, and I made lunch for the adults and the kids who were there had steak, or whatever they would eat.
We headed back to Utah at 5:00 p.m. Here is James saying good-bye to Grandma Brower.
Bye, Grandpa Brower. 
1 comment:
Hey! We still haven't found those 4 eggs. Its a good thing they are outside! It was soooo hard saying goodbye to James. We hope to see him this summer, but who knows. Thanks, Keriann, for all the fun pictures.
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