But it's one of those things that a "good mother" should do. So every year I pull out the vinegar, the PAAS cups, the little bunny shaped egg scoopers, and let the girls go at it. Thankfully this year I had Becca to help with the process which made it much smoother.
What was interesting to watch was the style that the girls used to color eggs was very much like their little personalities. Lilli likes everything to be done now, and likes to claim everything as her own. Therefore, most of her eggs hardly have any color on them as they were in and out of the color baths so fast, and EACH ONE has her name written on it with the wax crayon....all 18. Abigail moved nice and slow, takes her time, and her eggs took long dips and came out bright and vibrant colors. (And I just WAY over thought the Easter Egg Coloring process....wow....)
Now the question is, what do we do with 32 colored eggs?
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| Umm...yeah, my walls are different colors....still trying to plan out what to do with them... |
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| Gotta make sure each egg has my name on it! |
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