Spring in Provo: Easter Sunday

*Photo taken by Scott.  Any other similarly high quality photos in this blog post are also Scott's.*

Easter Sunday was about as lovely as it could get.  Mei Li and Mi Na were the only ones with new clothes.  I wanted to make a bow tie for Stephen before we left for Utah, but it just didn't happen.

Dorothy planned a treasure hunt for the kids in the morning.  I gave them the first clue, which led to the next, which led to the next, and so on.  Each clue was a modified nursery rhyme.  The hunt led them to the green flower pots on the front porch., where there were the Easter baskets that I put together and stuffed bunnies from Grandma Z sitting on top of them.  The kids were very excited and happy about their little adventure.

The Easter Bunny gave them bubbles, some candy-filled eggs, and a toy.  Mei Li received an Olivia dress-up doll.Stephen received a motorcycle guy and two motorcycles.

We were late for church at Sarah and Scott's ward.  I hate being late for church.   I had to sneak to the mothers' lounge to feed Mi Na and then I fell asleep, though not for very long.  I loved the talks and lessons given.  I know that my Redeemer lives.  I love the gospel.

Before heading over to John and Dorothy's for Easter dinner, we stopped at our newlywed home, a duplex located on the flag lot of Scott's old recording studio.  It deserves a post of its own.

Easter dinner was at John and Dorothy's house.  It was delicious and everyone was there.  Before long, all the kids went to the basement to watch a movie.

  Later, we all went to the park across the street to play.

 Then over to Scott and Sarah's place for the Easter egg hunt.

 Ie Ling came too.

Christine and Huck.

 
 Stephen eating candy.



Grandpa Z. and Mi Na

 Sarah

  Mei

June

Jack

Christine, Rachel, Ken

A lovely Easter indeed.