Like every year, we had to keep tradition and dye eggs. We invited our friends, Ann and Brian over. It turned out to be Brian's "first time" dyeing eggs! They did something weird using flowers to dye eggs when he grew up.
I helped Reed dip the egg into the dye, he put stickers on his chest, and then he proceeded to crush the egg. He couldn't figure out why it wouldn't go back together. It was actually a very stressful time for him, not enjoyable at all.
Saturday morning we went to an Easter Egg Hunt. We were there an hour early to help set up, but there wasn't really much to do. So we froze our butts off and listened to Reed scream for an hour.
Reed was really anxious/excited to get the eggs. Sadly, he thought they were giant jelly beans (he kept saying "jelly bean") and he was pretty upset when he tried to take a bite out of it.
We left immediately after the meltdown.
The Easter Bunny left a trail of jelly beans to Reed's basket. He must've known he wouldn't be old enough to really try to find his basket.
He was pretty excited about the books in his basket.
So we had to read it right away.
The jelly beans were his favorite part. :) He ate them all in one sitting. Take it back; he misplaced one egg full of jelly beans and finished them off a couple hours later.
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