Easter Weekend Recap...a few days late

I can't believe it has taken me so long to post about Easter!  I have been so lazy this last week.  My house has been suffering too.  I must do something about that today.  I also plan to spend some time with my wonderful hubby today on my day off!  I love spending time with him, and I love that I'm married to my best friend.

Ok, here's what I've missed.  Last weekend was my sister's birthday.  She's getting old :)  She came to visit, then we all went to visit my parents and see their new kitchen.  LOVE it!  They remodeled and got new appliances and it looks like an entirely different house.  They're very excited about it, and I can't blame them.  They made us some awesome food for Becca's birthday, and we were pretty laid back other than that.  Our dogs go nuts when we go up there.  Not only do they get to play with Griffey's brother, Yogi, but they have space to run and play.  We also discovered on this trip that Griffey loves to swim.  We've never really had him around water, but he was so cute!  We'd toss something out in the lake and Cassius and Yogi would run until they could stand with their heads above water and stop, but Griffey would just leap in and swim all around.  I loved it.  All three dogs were completely wiped out when we left and spent the next few days sleeping and recuperating.

We came home Saturday to get ready for our big Easter Sunday at church, which went awesome!  We had record attendance and hundreds of salvations.  Everything went great.  Elmo even made an appearance in the kids' area and was a huge hit!  After church, we went to our favorite place, Aja Bleu, to eat some traditional Easter food since I wasn't about to cook a whole feast for just the 2 of us!  Lazy?...maybe.  But it works for us for now :)  Then we wrapped up our Sunday watching Amazing Race (go Jet and Cord!) and our new favorite show, Undercover Boss.  I know I'm a sensitive gal, but it just gets me every time!  Watching bosses learn how to better themselves and help those in their companies who are less fortunate...how can you not love that?