My Easter lights decorating the crows in my dining room window.a onblur="try {parent.deselectBloggerImageGracefully();} catch(e) {}" href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi7YmER8XZQEuMq1zD1shLq6RCZ5iu5DuqHN2mUU4m2zPzJWK7tlhxHgb2SD_8jC_BiFM37Fw4684ZQH7mZA_3z-rCvt1ReHijG70__Ab9xaTHKlb2x6m1GsH0vhbnY-dVPX5cT_Xgad4aR/s1600-h/P1000235.JPG"> What would Easter be like without the sweet and heavy aroma of lilies in the house?
Jacob and his Easter basket. Although he thinks he may be too old for a basket; his mom knows you can never be too old!
Phil, Sally, Armand, Whit and Andrea for Easter dinner. A traditional feast of turkey, potatoes, cranberry sauce, baby carrots and sliced tomatoes. An incredibly good meal. Jacob ate so much he had to rest after dinner before the dessert of homemade cake and ice cream from Elevated. What a treat to have friends and family for a holiday meal together. Blessings to all!