Things started off when Miss Yvonne (Morgan's teacher) sent her home from school with an Easter basket. Morgan really liked pulling out all the paper.
She also liked scooting out of frame before I could snap a picture of her. (She moves pretty fast these days.)
Morgan and Dad took it easy on Saturday morning. Morgan had a little formula in bed, and she and dad watched some Sesame St. (Ahh, that's the life.)
Finally, Sunday morning the Easter Bunny arrived and left Morgan a basket full of fun: eggs with Easter "Little People" inside, a ball, a rubber ducky, a new book, and her new favorite food, Yogurt Melts.
After breakfast (and a short nap), we decided to go to the Adventure Aquarium. Bunnies typically get all the attention on Easter morning. But we discovered it's also a great time to go see fish.
When we got home, Morgan got to play with her new Little People in her Fisher-Price barn.
2 comments:
That is a great picture of Andy and Morgan! Looks like a fun Easter. Next year chocolate!
Hi - I saw your question on bakerella. I love Bday party stuff and I've made cake pops a few times. I think it be pretty easy to make them into goldfish shapes. I usually take my small scoop and scoop them out first and put in the freezer to make them easier to mold. Then:either push them into a small fish shaped cookie cutter, refreeze, take out and "round or soften" the edges then re freeze again before dipping. OR you could just shape them yourself with your fingers - just remember to keep refreezing them. Don't forget to make a little smile in them before they harden. Maybe just with a lollipop stick or a spoon... Good Luck, and Go For It! You can do it! Have fun!
Let me know if it worked!
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