Such a good Easter this year.  It started off with all three of us getting some extra rest, much needed.  Getting ready for church in our Easter outfits and meeting Great Grandma and Grandma for the service.  Haddie does surprisingly well during the hour service, she only had a few excited outbursts when she opened her book and saw a baby chick. 

After church we went back home and tried to dye some eggs using an idea I saw on pinterest using silk ties and shirts.  Luckily Savers was open on Easter because I still needed to find silk to use for the project.  An hour and a half later I came home with 3 silk shirts, a few ties, and two purses…woops.  The purses will be in another post here shortly, I hope…  Anyways Brett and I gave Haddie a basket of plastic eggs to play with in the kitchen while we attempted to dye our eggs.  Check out HERE to see our egg dying experience and outcome.  Haddie loved her plastic eggs and was amazed at how far they rolled without pushing them too hard.  Then she would put them in the basket and dump them out and push them again and again.  After egg dying we got ready and headed out to Grandpa and Grandma Wells’ house for dinner and more fun.  Here are some pictures of the family on our amazing Easter!!!

Went to visit Brett and Greg at the Boise Flower Home and Garden Show this past weekend. Diamond Street Recycling, my families business, had a booth there again this year.  Brett was in charge of decorations and putting it all together, with a little help from my mom and me.  Here are some of the pictures of their booth, the materials they sell, and our outing, which includes a little photo sesh with Grandma and Haddie in the alley downtown Boise.    Almost 100% of this display was recycled, doors, tin tubs, milk jugs, product stands, carpet, wine barrel, flyer stand, tin man, lawn mower, picked fence, chair… I made the green and white signs for the products for them using my amazing cricut machine, and made the stands out of recycled rocks and metal wire for them to stand in the mulch.  Brett and Greg working hard to spread the word about the products Diamond Street has to offer.  Aren’t they cute!                                                  Haddie loved the baby chicks they had at the booth next to Daddy’s!!                                                         Brett and I at lunch…

Training Haddie young to be a dumpster diver, like Mommy and Grandma.  “Reach for it Haddie, one mans trash is another mans (woman’s) treasure.”