Supper was ready promptly at 5:00 p.m. ~ after the egg hunt.
I always find it amazing to see our beautiful, delicious layout when every couple brings one large dish.
We always make sure there are kid-friendly things like macaroni and cheese, chips, pretzels, and finger Jell-O.
There were also mini ham and cheese sandwiches and relishes (pickles, olives, red beet eggs).
Yummy and beautifully decorated cupcakes
Delicious cream cheese delights.
After supper I enjoyed watching the little ones play ~ especially Lucy who was fascinated with the birdseed.
She especially enjoyed putting it in the birdbath and stirring it into the water.
When she saw me with the camera, she thought she was in trouble. 🙂
Big sister tried to stop her, and her mamma was going to make her get away from the birdbath, but I said, “Let her play.”
I was once a little girl who loved to do things like this ~ and further more, I could clean up the next day, and the birds would take care of the rest.
Bella also enjoyed taking birdseed from one feeder and placing it in another.
Deb brought a newly rescued baby squirrel ~ which the little ones loved.
Brenda holding our two Lincolns. The one on the right his her grandson, the one on the left is a great-nephew.
Our three “L” babies ~ Lucy Groff, Lincoln Hershey, and Lincoln Weaver with their mama’s, Lucy’s grandma, and their great-grandma. We were pleased that Lincoln Hershey and his mama, Hillary (back) could be here from Arkansas ~ the reason we chose this date.
It was an evening that blessed me with a satisfied mind.
How wonderful! Little Lucy is so cute, playing with the birdseed.
It was fun photographing that!
I so enjoyed this post. Your flowers are amazingly beautiful. Did they grow from seeds? Pardon my ignorance 🙂 I just love the pictures of Deb and the squirrel. The pictures you caught with the little children’s reactions are priceless.
Most of the flowers you see are tulips, so they grow from bulbs. Yes, I loved the children’s reactions that I captured.