Here are Grandma and Lizzy and Kevin and Lizzy. The picture of Devon is just one that he asked me to take of him. He generally loves to pose for pictures. Emily and Mom did the decorating for the reception, and you can see some of what they did behind Kevin and Lizzy. The colors were pastel colors, so Grandma wore green, Kevin, Mom, and Emily wore yellow, and my dress had green, purple, and pink on it.
Mom and Kevin were sealed for time and all eternity in the Rexburg, Idaho temple on May 14th. They had already been married civilly, of course, but now they were able to be married in the temple. We had pictures taken right outside of the temple in our white outfits. It was a gorgeous day. The sun was shining and there were beautiful flowers by the temple. After that, there was a reception at the church building that Mom, Kevin, and Emily used to attend in Rexburg. Bryce, the kids, and I used to go to that ward building, too. Kevin made 13 pies and there was a sheet cake with little yellow and purple tulips. There were also trays of mini sandwiches and vegetables and dip. We had water punch to drink (it's like a very light lemonade). These pictures were taken at the reception. Mom had collected a bunch of family pictures and had them set out on a table for everyone to see. She also set out a big picture of the Rexburg temple that I had put together for them as a wedding gift. It was a very nice day. Our friend, Tommy Wright, who lives in Texas, was able to be here for the sealing and he is pictured with me, Bryce, and the kids.
The kids sure do love wearing hats and sunglasses! They have had a lot of fun playing outside now that the weather is getting warmer. Today the weather is perfect! Finally! I am looking forward to wearing shorts and capris and flip flops! Woo hoo!
Unfortunately, I couldn't get Lizzy to smile in any of these pictures, but she still looks like a pretty little princess in her Easter dress.
My handsome little Devon!
The kids continue to search for eggs. They found a lot of them on their own, but of course I didn't actually hide them. Oops! I mean, the Easter Bunny didn't actually hide them. You can see our new Subaru in one the pictures, too. We love this car!
Lizzy understood the concept of picking up the eggs and putting them in her bucket. We had gone to an Easter egg hunt at our ward the week before, so she was able to figure out what to do there. The kids got M &M's, Pez, and jelly beans in the eggs. We had Spongebob eggs, princess eggs, and then just regular eggs. I didn't realize that we had so many! I counted 37 of them.
