The tradition passed on

Since I was a child I absolutely loved dying Easter Eggs the night before Easter and then hiding then Easter Sunday after Sunday lunch at my Mamaws and finding them. This is a tradition I will always have fond memories of and was so excited to pass on to Ainsley. She seemed to enjoy dying the eggs and though we did not "hide" the eggs she enjoyed picking the eggs up that were in the yard and putting them in her basket.

Playdough, fun since 1956

Ainsley got to experience playdough for the first time recently. She loved it, especially since her cousin participated with her. Sydney or (seed) as Ainsley calls her and Ainsley love each other to death. They had a great time playing playdough and I even allowed them to mix the colors. Yes that is right folks, me Jadey Burke, Ms Type A allowed my child to mix the playdough.

Cute Little Eskimo

I'm doing some catch up on blog posts, but better late than never. Ainsley had been given a snow suit for her birthday. I was for sure she would not be able to use it this winter, but I was wrong. She was bundled from head to toe and she had a blast in her first big snow of.