My favorite Easter picture this year, was a random act of kindness from one child to another. During the Easter egg hunt at Honeyville park this year, Carson noticed that his cousin, Kyle, only had one egg in his basket. He took the "Golden Egg" out of his basket and handed it to him. If a golden egg is found you may take it up to the counter and receive a gift in addition to the 5 candy bars that everyone receives no matter the amount of eggs that are collected.
It has been at least 12 years since Greg and I have gone down to Temple Square to see the Christmas lights. So when we told the the little kids we were going to see the Christmas lights they said, "huh"!
It was beautiful even in the fog. Of course I love fog, but it messes up the pictures a bit.
We had such a great day today. We met up with some friends and spent a couple of hours shooting targets and such in the morning and had a really fun time.
Jensen got to try out my 22, which I named "Oh Henry". He still likes Jared's gun better and shoots open site quite well.
Greg liked shooting every gun up there we had. Of course he did well on the clay pigeon contest as well.
In the afternoon, Teep and Grayce came up and we went dove hunting. Greg shot a dove and it landed in the canal. Cute Lilly got it out and brought it to Teep.
This is our little band of intrepid hunters and their dogs after the dove hunt.
Approximately a month ago we noticed a stray rabbit in our yard. It is a beautiful Rex rabbit. The rabbits we have are Netherland Dwarfs, so we knew this one wasn't ours. Anyway, Jensen started setting food out for it because he was worried it wouldn't be able to find food in the snow. Now that the snow has melted,"Caddy",as we have named it because it looks like the Cadbury Egg Bunny, still visits our yard on a daily basis. Since Easter is just around the corner and Spring is here I enjoy watching for her every day.
Every morning before Andrea goes to school we read, do math facts, and go over spelling words. Yesterday was costume day at school. Andrea decided she wanted to be a witch. We borrowed a witch costume from my mom that Grandma Anderson made for Marlyse when she was a little girl and she looked darling.
Merry Christmas from all of us. This month has been busy for everyone I'm sure. A few weeks ago we went to the American West Heritage Center in Wellsville to celebrate their Frontier Christmas. Chalisse and Andrea performed as part of the activities with their clogging team Gotta Dance. We really enjoyed seeing the family who came to support our daughters. We have an awesome family! Afterwards we took five to say hi to an old fashioned Santa and get a picture. Notice he is wearing a wreath on his head instead of a cap(FYI).
Here we are getting ready and loading our pockets with bullets.
Bella was a good dog and even swam out into the river to get the hen that was shot down.
Wow! Cherilee actually hit a pheasant. That deserves a hi-5.
This is the rooster I shot. 
Here we are flushing the pheasants out.
This is Teep trying to find the pheasant he just shot down.
And he found it.
Josh is bound and determined to get every last pheasant.
Grayce got a couple of nice pheasants.
Kaleena flushing out the pheasants.
Jensen wasn't to sure about putting the pheasants in the back of his jacket.
Teep and Greg searching for pheasants.
This is our little band of intrepid hunters and our 12 pheasants.
