That's the best description I can give of what it looked like at the easter egg hunt out church sponsored this year. I've never actually seen locusts descend on a wheat field. I've seen a cartoon reenactment of it several times on one of the Land Before Time sequel movies that Norah watches - don't judge! - and it seems pretty similar.
Let's just say this:
From the time they let the kids out onto the lawn full of eggs to the time a vast, empty, candy egg-less, wasteland was left in their wake was maybe 45 seconds. I only got two or three pictures of the actual hunt. The two below are seriously the best ones. That's how fast this thing went, people!
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| Hey, at least you can see her adorable new red Converse. Mark picked them up on a recent business trip. He texted me photos of the color choices. She decided on red because, "The pink is too bright." |
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| Proof that the kids weren't fighting. |
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| After showing me her basket, she exclaimed, "Mom, did you know there's CANDY IN THESE!?!" We had successfully hidden that fact for the first 3 years of her life. |
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| Norah and her friend Elise. If I were to caption their thoughts, it would be something like, "C'mon, c'mon! Take the picture so we can eat more candy!!" |




1 comment:
The best part of Easter egg hunts is the secret Mommy stash of candy you get afterwards. I think we just finished the last of the Halloween candy.
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