Jordy and Erin got married in Bryan, TX. Because of a scheduling oversight on my part (I thought it started at 5 and it started at 2), we only got to attend the reception. It was beautiful. Weddings are like mini-reunions for us and our college friends. It is a time for everyone to get together and celebrate the couple, but also catch up on each other's lives. We are so blessed to have become friends with so many amazing people, and although we don't always get to see everyone very often, when we are together it's like no time has passed.
Congratulations Jordy and Erin! May your life together be as beautiful as the two of you.
Sunday, April 27, 2014
Mer's Bridal Shower
Easter Sunday
Easter is a special holiday for our family. Not special in a "we celebrate in a big way," but it is special because we reflect on everything that Christ did for us. Growing up, we did not really celebrate the way everyone else did. We didn't hunt eggs and the Easter Bunny didn't visit our house. I am okay with that. I don't think I was deprived, and I don't know that I really missed out on anything.
We have decided to do things slightly different with Emmy. We still focus on the reason for the holiday--Jesus Christ--but we are letting her participate in some of the other fun. She knows the Easter Bunny isn't real, but she gets to join in on some of the fun things that other people do like hunting eggs.
And this girl can hunt some eggs. BUT...I am getting ahead of myself.
First we went to church.
Then we went to Mom's house for lunch because we live in a small town and most of the resturants were closed for the holiday...as it should be. The food was delicious.
Then it was finally time for the main event--the Easter egg hunt. She had so much fun. There were so many eggs that she needed several baskets to collect them all.
When she was finished, she hid them all so we could have a turn "finding" them. Most of them were dumped in a pile by the tree. Hopefully she gets better at hiding stuff. If she doesn't, I guess my job will be super easy when she's a teenager.
It was a beautiful day, and we enjoyed getting to spend time with people we love. I am so thankful for a savior that was willing to give his life so that we can live this beautiful life.
Happy Easter!
We have decided to do things slightly different with Emmy. We still focus on the reason for the holiday--Jesus Christ--but we are letting her participate in some of the other fun. She knows the Easter Bunny isn't real, but she gets to join in on some of the fun things that other people do like hunting eggs.
And this girl can hunt some eggs. BUT...I am getting ahead of myself.
First we went to church.
Then we went to Mom's house for lunch because we live in a small town and most of the resturants were closed for the holiday...as it should be. The food was delicious.
Then it was finally time for the main event--the Easter egg hunt. She had so much fun. There were so many eggs that she needed several baskets to collect them all.
When she was finished, she hid them all so we could have a turn "finding" them. Most of them were dumped in a pile by the tree. Hopefully she gets better at hiding stuff. If she doesn't, I guess my job will be super easy when she's a teenager.
It was a beautiful day, and we enjoyed getting to spend time with people we love. I am so thankful for a savior that was willing to give his life so that we can live this beautiful life.
Happy Easter!
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