Easter

Aspen was so much fun on Easter this year. She was so excited when she woke up and we told her that the Easter Bunny had been here. We told her to go downstairs and see if he had left her anything. She was so excited to see her Easter basket filled with goodies and some new golf clubs. She immediatly had to test out the golf clubs. She likes to play with her Grandpa Roger's expensive golf clubs, so we figured we would get her a little set of her own.....er...um...I mean the Easter Bunny did. She was so proud to have her own set.
After she went through her basket and played with her new toys from the Easter bunny and also some special treats from Grandma Julie, we told her that the Easter Bunny had hidden a bunch of Easter eggs in the backyard. She got so excited she wanted to put on her rain boots and go out in her pj's to look for them. (Thats where this interesting outfit she is wearing came from!) I think the Easter Bunny hid nearly 50 eggs, so we were out searching for quite a long time. In fact, we were finding eggs for almost a week after Easter.

Otis sat and watched all the craziness. After the egg hunt we had to get ready to go to Grandpa and Grandma Springer's for Easter brunch. Aspen looked so pretty all done up for Easter. Grandma Springer got aspen this cute little bucket that she can wheel around the backyard to help with the gardening. She was so excited and immediatly started filling it with dirt and bugs.After Grandma and Grandpa Springers it was off to Riverdale Park for an Easter afternoon BBQ with the Covington side of the family. We had a really good time just sitting in the sun, eating hamburgers and hotdogs and watching the kids run around and play. Aspen had a blast going on rides with Grandpa Bob and riding her bike. By the end of the day we were soooo exhausted!!! But we had a really good time!We had to stop by Grandma and Grandpa Covington's on the way home so they could give her some Easter goodies, which included some lipgloss. (which happens to be her favorite thing in the whole world.) She kept putting it on Grandma's lips and Grandma would ask, "Am I pretty?" Aspen would say, "Not yet!" It was so funny!