An Aloha Easter

Easter looked like this at our house today.

Then in looked like this.
With a bit of this, from Chubbles.

And before we left for church; this.

'Aloha' means the breath of life.

We thought that each of us wearing something, "aloha" would be a nice way to dress for church today. The kids wore their shirts, dress, and shell lei's. Peter wore his Kikui nut lei, I wore a Kikui nut bracelet and my flip-flip necklace. Did you know that 'Ohana' means breath of family? So today we were an Aloha, Ohana. Were you?

Of course you were.

After church we had a small Easter egg hunt in the yard, just us. They love to hunt for anything.

Naps and and a rest, then food with loved ones.

One Roo out like a light the whole ride home.

Littles to bed, and scriptures with the bigger two.

Tonight scriptures consisted of conversations of the Atonement, Mary coming to the tomb, a miraculous Resurrection, and The Savior of the World.

I love to learn and teach with my children. I love to feel the spirit as we talk, read and pray.

I love Easter.

Aloha.