Elders Quorum Date Night at the Quarry

For the Elders Quorum activity Willis Knapp made it so we could have a date night at his climbing gym - The Quarry.  It was super fun to get to climb!  We brought little Harlow along and on my first run up he started hollering.  Thanks to James Davis I got to finish that one.  It was fun to watch Nathan climb  and have fun with Ryan West (and old friend from our UNLV days).  He was climbing routes - that's where you can only touch the rocks with that color tag sticking out...makes climbing more challenging.  Me, nope, I just climb and grab whichever nub is closest to me :) I got one more climb in later on because Heather West offered to hold our Mr. Perfect.  We have such a great ward.

Easter 2012 (Saturday)

With Easter being on a Sunday this year we decided to do the Easter Egg Hunt & decorate eggs on Saturday over at Great Grandma Larsen's house.  Mom (Grandma Rasmussen) made little bunny ears for all of her Grand Kiddos, they were so cute.

 We couldn't get his ears to stay on him unless his head was right at that angle - I swear I'm not chocking him

 Nathan did his Fatherly duty of going around and collecting Easter Eggs for his pride and joy.  He's also done his Fatherly duty of eating all the candy that was in those eggs :)  There was one special egg from Great Grandma Larsen - Harlow's first dollar bill ever - Thanks Great Grandma! 

 Our cute little family

 Daddy and his little buddy

 Snuggling with Aunt Whitney

**Me and Mommy**

Happy First Easter Little Harlito!

In the afternoon we went down to Lion's Park to play out in the sun

 While there, Mom & Dad Andersen taught the kids how to play Colored Eggs.
Mom whispered a color in each child's ear then the Farmer came along announcing he wanted an (orange, pink, purple, blue...etc.) egg.  He would then knock on each of the kids heads in turn and when he got to the orange egg that kid had to crow like a rooster.  The farmer and his assistant would pick that child up and toss him around while the child tried to stay in their egg shape.  If they broke, they were a bad egg.  Oh yea, and the child got to choose whether they wanted scrambled eggs (lots of tossing), salt (little bit of tossing) or pepper (medium tossing) on them.