Easter this year was spent in New Jersey. We rode the train into Princeton Saturday morning to spend the day at the home of Heather (my cousin) and Brian, and their children, Rees and Lucy, along with Joel and Colleen (Heather's parents and my aunt and uncle). In between sessions of
General Conference, we colored Easter eggs, hid them and hunted for them, jumped on the trampoline and played in the sandbox, and walked through a nearby 18th century cemetery.
Near the end of the second session, we drove up to Kinnelon with Joel and Colleen to spend the night at their home. Brian and Heather and gang joined us in the morning just in time for a visit from our family's personal Easter bunny, the Wiester Bunny. Sunday was spent feasting (both on a delicious Easter dinner as well as chocolate and jelly beans), watching more Conference, and enjoying a beautiful day together, both indoors and out.
After Conference was over, we took a bus back to the Port Authority, then took the subway back to Brooklyn. It was a fun, and, more importantly, family filled weekend. Thanks to all of our New Jersey folk for your hospitality!

On the train to Princeton. Garrett watched out the window, completely captivated by all we passed, almost the entire way.

Jumping on the trampoline with Rees.

Rees, Garrett, and Lucy playing in the sandbox.

Coloring Easter eggs.

Searching in the yard for the now-colored eggs.

Walking down the block for a walk through the cemetery, which was located in the yard of the white church you can see up the street. The oldest headstones we saw (and could decipher) were from the 1750s.

Following the trail of jelly beans to see what the Wiester Bunny brought.

Garrett investigating the contents of his basket.

The Wiester Bunny decided not to bring Caleb chocolate. Maybe next year.

Who needs chocolate, really, when you can chow down on empty plastic eggs?

Playing "ow-die," or
outside. The weather this weekend has been gorgeous, and Garrett spent every second he could playing in the yard.

Garrett and Lucy playing together while the rest of us watched Conference.
6 comments:
looks and sounds like fun. I'm glad the weather was good and you got to be with family. Caleb just gets cuter every day doesn't he?!
Looks like a great Easter! Love the dirt shirt...I just bought that for my nephew.
The weather does look gorgeous. I can't believe you're outside in short sleeves!
It's so nice to be able to spend the holidays (and Conference weekend) with family.
What a perfect Easter Egg hunt setting. Looks gorgeous!
Looks like you had a busy and fun filled Easter. Love the pictures x
The pictures turned out so cute! I can't believe how big Caleb is getting! I'm sure Garrett had the time of his life playing outside...little boys LOVE it! I'm glad you all had an enjoyable Easter with family. :)
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