Then I remembered that a certain bunny is scheduled to make an appearance next weekend and I hadn't done much in the way of baskets yet. I started at Target. I had good intentions of value-priced DVD's, sidewalk chalk, bubbles, and a chocolate bunny or two. Yeah. $160 later.

So I walked out with Easter grass, Nerds, Sweettart Gummy rabbits, tons of chocolate bunnies, sidewalk chalk, stuff for a glow-in-the-dark Easter egg hunt, coloring books, markers, bug sunglasses, a make your own book kit, sandbox tools, stickers, and I can't even remember what else. I got home to a package on the front porch of new Crocs that I had ordered for them for Easter and had completely forgotten about!

I don't think even half of this stuff is going to fit in their baskets.

This is the size basket I need!
This makes me crack up every year!

Then I found the cutest idea about making rabbits tracks on the floor through the house with floor. I can hardly wait to see the looks on their faces that morning. And I'm fairly certain that once I'm done cleaning up the flour I'll be ready to get back to writing!
Do you go overboard for holidays like I do?
xo,
Stephanie~
www.stephaniehale.com
4 comments:
Cute ideas, Steph! Your kids will love the tracks!!
What an awsome pic of Audrey Kitching(the model), I love her hair styles so much.
I'm not really a holiday kind of person, as much as I hate to admit it, I've just never been that into them. My family thinks I'm a total freak. I'm in agreement with them.
-J.T.
I bought some Easter-egg coloring stuff a couple years ago.
It's still in the pantry. :-)
Hey, Stephanie! I went to Barnes and Noble the other day and found your books. I read the three books in the Aspen Brooks (ha. ryming) sereis and I was wondering If you are continuing the series? Please answer.
~~Lauren, worried reader.
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