We hope you and your families enjoyed your Easter! Our Easter morning started off with the Little Miss being excited about finding her Easter basket and then we listened to the Jesus Storybook Bible's account of finding that Jesus had risen from the tomb (side note: that is the best bible for young kids!). We also made Resurrection Rolls for breakfast before church and the Little Miss had fun comparing the "disappearing"
marshmallow to Jesus' resurrection.
After church we headed to the annual Sanders/
Gosser family Easter celebration, my favorite tradition at this time of year. Mr. Wagner and I both started going to the
Gossers for the holiday when we were in college so we've continued to carry on that tradition (as long as they will have us!). Seth and Anna Marie always host a wonderful holiday meal and plan a fun Easter egg hunt for kids and adults alike.
Of course, one thing that hasn't changed since college is that Mr. Wagner doesn't exactly play fair. In college, my now Mr. Wagner (and a few other college guys who were official members in "Jodi's B
adside Club") would move the egg that had my name on it. Every time I got close they would move it! This year my dear Mr. Wagner helped hide the eggs and made sure to hide mine in a spot that was above my eye level and reach. Love that man but regardless of what
he may say, he is very
mischievous!
We hope you and your families enjoyed your Easter! Our Easter morning started off with the Little Miss being excited about finding her Easter basket and then we listened to the Jesus Storybook Bible's account of finding that Jesus had risen from the tomb (side note: that is the best bible for young kids!). We also made Resurrection Rolls for breakfast before church and the Little Miss had fun comparing the "disappearing" marshmallow to Jesus' resurrection.
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