Top Row:
Hanging Out at the Swim Team Banquet
My BG showing off her work at Artbreak
Seersucker JonJons! (We think I outfitted about 100 kids for Easter!)
Field Day
Second Row:
Piano Rally
My LM showing off his work at Artbreak
Our Easter picture
Third Row:
Our Garden
Kindergarten Round-Up
Fourth Row:
Artbreak Choir Performance
Ryder and the LM at Easter at Nita’s! (Yes, they are nuts!)
The Big Girl wanted Ruffles.
She got Ruffles.
The Big Girl wanted Aqua and Lime.
She got Aqua and Lime.
The Big Girl wanted Flowers.
She got Flowers.
The Big Girl loved her Easter Dress.
With Aunt Sarah.
I serve a risen Savior, He’s in the world today;
I know that He is living, whatever men may say;
I see His Hand of mercy, I hear His Voice of cheer,
And just the time I need Him, He’s always near.
In all the world around me I see His loving care,
And tho my heart grows weary I never will despair;
I know that He is leading thro’ all the stormy blast,
The day of His appearing will come at last.
Rejoice, rejoice O Christian, lift up your voice and sing
Eternal hallelujahs to Jesus Christ the King!
The Hope of all who seek Him, the Help of all who find.
None other is so loving, so good and kind.
He lives, He lives, Christ Jesus Lives today!
He walks with me and talks with me along life’s narrow way.
He lives, He lives, salvation to impart!
You ask me how I know He lives: He lives within my heart.
Alfred H. Ackley, 1933.
If you have questions about the source of my hope and my confidence, please email me. I’d love to share more about my Jesus with you.
Happy Easter!
I was inspired to browse through Dollar Tree with new eyes today. I took up Living with Lindsay on her $5 Challenge.
I spent $4 and made this:
To do what I did:
1. Grab some super cheap supplies. I found all these at Dollar Tree today for $1 each.
2. Paint the wreath and the medallion with something from your stash.
3. Paint the eggs with another great color from your stash. (I guess you really wouldn’t need to paint them if you didn’t want to.)
4. Hot glue the Spanish moss to the bottom of the wreath. 
5. Glue your eggs in place also.
6. Sketch a bunny on your medallion. I just kinda free-handed mine. The kids recognized that it was a bunny, so that worked for me! ;)
7. Paint your bunny.
8. Put it all together and hang it up. Since I’m so cheap frugal, I reused the ribbon that came on the medallion to attach it to the wreath and to make my hanger for my wreath.
Have fun!
