~ Capturing the context of contentment in everyday life ~
I am joining in again even though I posted pictures yesterday too.
{pretty}
I love the altar at our parish decked out for Easter. The music, the flowers, the little ones in their finest clothes, the incense, it all seems so joyful I just want to shout "He is Risen!"
{happy}

It makes me happy to bring a little of that joy home to share with my family.
{funny}

Leave it to Joseph to come up with all kinds of new uses for his Easter basket.
{real}

Because of the rain, Grandma's famous Easter Egg Hunt had to be brought indoors. 400+ eggs filled with candy hidden throughout our little home. Also, reality set in when I noticed in almost every Easter picture of sweet Gabe he is wearing just his onesie. He fell asleep and then made a mess of himself at dinner before I got a single picture of him in his tie. Oh well! It just means he has to wear it again, preferably on a sunny day so I can get a good shot :)
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Cute little boy with his easter bucket. :)
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