"You will have significant experiences. I hope that you will write them down and keep a record of them, that you will read them from time to time and refresh your memory of those meaningful and significant things. Some may be funny. Some may be significant only to you. Some of them may be sacred and quietly beautiful. Some may build one upon another until they represent a lifetime of special experiences." ~Gordon B. Hinckley

Friday, April 10, 2009

Thank You, Easter Bunny!



This is what our hip-hoppin-ing friend left us Easter morning. The kids were very excited to show off their spoils.
And little Miss Waverly wasn't sure if it was a bomb or not!


But per protocol, the Easter Bunny brought us some new summertime suits.
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After the basket browsing, we made breakfast. As we were sitting down together I asked the kids what the real meaning of Easter was all about. They didn't know, so I began to tell them the story of our Savior and his resurrection. As soon as I finished relating all the details, Laetner looks thoughtful for a moment and then exclaims, "That is a good story mom, will you tell it again?"
At church when I went to pick him up from his primary class, he was so excited that his teachers knew the same story about Jesus that we had talked about at breakfast. After church we headed over to Fischbeck's for an Easter dinner and egg hunt. Before the egg hunt, we had a little FHE to talk about the real meaning of Easter. Well all the kids were experts on the matter (after sitting thru all their classes in primary) but Laetner again thought it was the most amazing thing that everybody was talking about that same story again. And even more excited that he could actually help fill in the details. I was so happy that we had managed to actually get through him what the real meaning of Easter was about.

1 comment:

Tara Fischbeck said...

Laetner is so cute! That is so amazing to me that he asked you to tell it again. I can barely get so much as my testimony out before Reece has somethingshe wants to tell me.