Here's a small sample of the 80 or so week took! As we always say, this child is well "documented!"
Saturday, Reynolds Plantation had a big Easter egg hunt for the kids in the neighborhood. We decided to take Chloe in a wagon for her first egg hunt! I pulled her around and threw eggs in her basket quickly because the whole event lasted MAYBE five minutes! It was so cute watching all the little kids scrambling around. Chloe loved the plastic eggs and wouldn't stop putting them in her mouth! Daddy surprised her by driving all the way out to the lake from Athens to see her in her first egg hunt. It was so sweet of him to come. He was there for only about 20 minutes and then headed back to Athens for the rest of the bachelor party events.
Here are some pictures from the hunt:
On Sunday morning, Chloe woke up and Mom and Dad gave her an Easter basket. She loved everything in it and, of course, had to see how it all tasted :) The rest of the day was spent with family. We traveled up to my Grandma's house in Snellville for a late lunch, and then out to Alpharetta to Jeremy's parents house for dinner. Yes, it was definitely a full (but very yummy) day of eating! We hope your Easter was as enjoyable as ours! :)
Children are such a blessing! I loved all the pictures, your family is absolutely wonderful!!! It is awesome to see just how much God loves us. Take care and keep snapping pics of that precious little girl!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like you had a wonderful Easter. Chloe is precious as always and you and your family look great. That was very sweet of Jeremy to drive out for the Easter egg hunt. What a good daddy! I love all of the generations of women in that one picture. Was that Chad and Amy? They've really grown up.
ReplyDeleteShe is so precious! I am glad that she is betrothed to my son! It looks like you guys had a great Easter! We are looking forward to her birthday party next week!!! FUN FUN!!
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