In honor of this week's theme Celebration: Take one part fun activity putting eggs in the tree with G-ma, add some late March snow and you get ...
Easter Tree
Spring Break Snow: How the first day of her Spring break was celebrated!
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Gotta love the first snowfall of spring! Nothing quite like it to make a person consider moving south. At least your little one looks like she's having fun!
ReplyDeleteLove the Easter eggs! And your little cutie! They both give hope for life amidst all that white and grey.
ReplyDeleteAw, so sweet. Sorry about snow during spring break, but at least your sweetie doesn't look too bothered by it. :)
ReplyDeleteTraditions are the best! Love the Easter Tree!
ReplyDeleteI love the Easter tree, too. When I lived in Mississippi, some of the older ladies would take pink and green and white egg cartons, cut them into individual cups, and spear the cups onto the spiky leaves of the front yard yucca plants. It was so oddly charming, I've wanted to do something like that since we moved away from yucca-country. Your Easter tree reminds me of them.
ReplyDeleteEaster trees are pretty cool. I drive around and see there here and there. Never made one of my own!
ReplyDeleteI live in MN..so I am sick of seeing anything with snow on it.
I love the Easter tree so much! Makes me want to make one. I might just do it!!
ReplyDeleteIt is the simple things that make the best celebrations! :-)
ReplyDeleteHaha the snow on the Easter tree is so funny! We had snow the first day of spring break, too - the kids loved it, but I'm glad it's all melted and things are warming up now!!!
ReplyDeleteI love that Easter tree. "We will not be stifled by snow!"
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