The morning started off with a letter from the Easter Bunny and a perfect gift to the kids, Sidewalk Chalk.

Jack then started the process of looking for his Easter Basket. And even though it is pretty much in plain sight, he still searches the ENTIRE room before he goes right to his basket. (I can't tell if he does this because its fun, or he really doesn't see it???)
The Easter Bunny brought Jack a SpiderMan cartoon movie, a Ninja Turtle movie, a Hulk shirt (now he is matching with Uncle Miles), and of course cAnDy...

The Easter Bunny brought Clara a tank top for the summer, new baby wash, rubber duckies, and candy (but mom will probley eat it).

Nana Lisa sent Jack and Clara new Easter outfits. Clara's dress is to die for! I couldn't stop taking pictures of her in it. Thanks Nana!

Loving the camera.

Jack adores his little sister. Kisses are constantly showered to her all day long!

The family.

Later that night we had Kristen, Garret and Duke over for dinner. We ate fabulous food and then went out side and sprinkled the grass with Easter Eggs that the boys later picked up and then quickly devoured almost every peice of candy.
Melissa helped the boys get out some of their sugar high energy by playing airplane with them. They were loving it!

*Melissa and Jack just moved in with us a couple weeks ago. Scott and I were thinking of moving for the summer, she was looking for a place to live, so we put 2 and 2 together and asked her if she would watch our house while we were gone. But, our plans changed and we are staying here. So for now we are all living as one big happy family... ha ha.
The two boys can have alot of fun together, but they can also butt heads pretty good too.
Melis came up with the genius idea of calling her Jack chocolate and my Jack vanilla... it helps them (and us) know who is talking to who.
Its been fun to have a roomate to live with. We cook, clean, and play mom all day long. Sometimes I am mom while she takes a break, and sometimes she is mom while I take a break.
Melis we are lucky to have you in our house. You may think we are helping you, but really I think you are helping us. You truly are inspiring. (What would you like for breakfast? Ha ha.)