Tied together and on a mission for some golden eggs stuffed
This was our 3rd year for celebrating Holy Week.
Each time it tends to go differently, but at the end I sit back and
think, it was worth it!
The kids start to anticipate the daily events and ask what night are we
making lamps, or counting our coins or going to the cemetery.
They are remembering!!
Hopefully they start to remember the accounts of Jesus more than our activities,
but it will take some time.
Last year we had all the time in the world.
Because, well, the world had shut down!
We had to combine quite a few night together to make it work with
practices and church activities.
Which honestly, it is good to simplify sometimes.
Each night I write 4 scripture verses down and put them in Easter eggs with
a piece of candy.
I hide them around the house for the kids to find.
They think its the greatest thing and go running wild trying to find their egg.
It's a good starter and gets them excited to start our lesson each day!
We built sugar cube temples after discussing Jesus cleansing
the temple then went about teaching.
Casey either looks unamused, or silently critiquing our inability
to build a quality structure!
We invited the Goodman's over for our Passover dinner!
I am glad that it worked out to have them since Grammy did her party
earlier in the month.
I found the best gummies that look like real boils!!
We were scheduled to eat Sunday dinner with my family.
Unfortunately, there was a massive stomach bug
going around, so it got cancelled.
It was a quiet evening with Grammy as our guest.
Ham, scalloped potatoes,
rolls, salad, carrot cake and the game Clue as our entertainment!
