The A Gang: Easter Egg Hunting in Stansbury Park

Apr 17, 2011

Easter Egg Hunting in Stansbury Park

Our twin neice and nephew Logan and Ellie were baptised yesterday, so we spent some time in Stansbury Park. It was a great day. The baptism was wonderful and well attended. Miriam took advantage of the the event and planned an Easter Egg Hunt following the baptism. We went to an Historical Park with many neat buildings. Ada posed for a few photos by some of them. Then, they all enjoyed the hunt. The weather cooperated and we all had a good time visiting. Congratulations to Logan and Ellie and thanks for inviting us to be a part of your special day.

1 comment:

Bart said...: I hope you all enjoyed the nice warm spring weather and had a good time together. We've always enjoyed these special days, when we can get together as family too.

Love you all and always,

Grandpa Bart; April 17, 2011

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