
Victorious big boys with their Easter bounty (about $10 in change each). The bunny hid them all around the big stump and tree in
Grammy's yard, so it was a very fun place to search (but hard to get photos).
Ashi learning about this whole egg collecting business from his doting Auntie. He liked the way the eggs (filled with change) rattle and was putting them in his basket. Unfortunately it was just too dang cold and we ended up collecting most of them for him.



Just a little bit too darn cute.
The big kids (which apparently includes Auntie) decorated cookies. That's Christian sassing his Auntie I believe.
He was pretty full of it because he got so completely spoiled all day long. The wonderful Boyles took him to church in the morning and let the Easter bunny leave a way more cool than at our house (uh, non-existent at our house) basket full of goodies he got to search for (they are a little creative over there). They even sent him packing with fresh hot sweet rolls, he's really hoping they will just adopt him already. (Meanwhile, I got to hang out with my new best friend the public health nurse- yes, on Easter too.)


Little boy got totally spoiled by his auntie, met all his relatives and won them over by giving high fives all around, and then topped off the evening with wheelchair rides (he was very content and sleepy and none too happy when Gigi needed her chair back).
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Hi Erin!
We just accepted a referral of an older baby girl this week. She is almost 11 months and her info says she is not taking a whole lot of bottles but eating a lot of solid foods. Do you think you could email me your recipe for shiro? I think I may need it! And if you have any other advice for bringing home a toddler, I would GREATLY appreciate it! Ashi looks like he is adjusting so well!
DeeDee
deedee1784@yahoo.com
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