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365: Day 110- Happy Easter!

4/20/14: The Easter Bunny was hard at work last night after date night. The kids were SO EXCITED when they got up this morning! They came running into our room promptly at 7:00 to tell us there were EGGS and BASKETS in the living room!


They had a BLAST doing the egg hunt, narrating every single step of the way!


They made a nice haul of money, play-doh, and a little candy.


There is nothing like chocolate easter bunnies for breakfast!


After the Easter madness died down we continued our organizational kick of the weekend, putting away the winter gear and pulling out the summer hats. The "kids" in the house took a break to show off the assortment of hats :)


Derek had to work at 3 so we made our weekly run up to lab with my work clothes and food for the week. S&Z wanted to document this week's food assortment, which included bananas, apples, avocado, tomato, greek yogurt, string cheese, hummus, Ezekiel's sprouted bread, crackers, carrots, and k-cups!


This type of weekly organization keeps me eating clean and healthy week after week!
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