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Beau's first Easter was a good one, I think the Easter Bunny left him 3 different baskets! He stopped last weekend at Grandma Johnson's, then at our house on Easter morning, and another basket was waiting for him at Grandma Daskam's. Seriously, I wonder if the Easter Bunny knows that one lucky little boy is getting Easter treats x3! We colored eggs on Saturday for the Easter Bunny to hide on Sunday morning. This is what an Easter egg "hunt" looks like for a 7 1/2 month old.




Beau loved it, he crawled into the living room picking up the eggs, trying to taste each one before we took it away so he wouldn't have an Easter colored mouth. Eventually he found his basket in the middle of the floor and had a great time dumping it out and playing with all the loot. He got the bee movie (for some reason the kid gets a kick out of bees) and we watched it while we were eating breakfast and getting ready to go. Cute show.

Here are some other pics of Easter morning...

Daddy sliding Beau around the kitchen floor (looks fun huh?!).


Beau waiting to be loaded in the car....he decided that licking the front door would be a good way to pass the time.


Beau in his new dew rag and sunglasses from Grandma and Grandpa Daskam (errr... I mean the Easter bunny) ...peace.


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