Easter

This year's Easter egg dying included the obligatory Paas kit as well as some additional Pinterest-y methods.  My method: wrap the egg with rubber bands before dropping into the dye.  Dad's method: put the dye into a cup of rice, and then shake the egg and the colored rice.  Owen's method: pour as much glitter as possible onto the egg, and then wave the egg/glitter all over the table.

Egg hunting- not as important to Logan as getting the stickers inside.  He would find an egg, open it up and take out the stickers, and then toss the eggs aside.

Owen is a task-oriented, serious egg hunter.  He collected 19 out of the 24, and he also found Logan's eggs and gave them to him.

The highlight of Owen's day, according to him, was making the plastic eggs float over the air from the hair dryer.

Easter baskets

Sleepy L

Poor Logan sleeps very lightly like me.  Something woke him up about an hour into his nap. No way was I going to let him get up from his nap after just an hour (I need his naptime more than he does) so I brought him into our bed and cuddled next to him so he would snooze a little longer.

P.S. You know Logan is asleep when you hear the slurp slurp sound of him sucking his fingers.