Easter celebration

Our family came together this afternoon for our Easter family celebration as daughter #2 arrived home late last night from her Mexico vacation.  
Instead of using a traditional Easter basket, I fill little bags with treats for the grandkids including a photo of them on the bag so when we hide them they know which one is theirs.  They love looking for them!

I usually try and snap a quick pic when each individual child finds theirs, but am not always fast enough.  Managed to get lucky this year. 

So here's a collage of 6 out of 7 of my little loves finding their Easter treats.  Our oldest Maddie had already received her bag and had gone home to catch up on homework.

The extra is a traditional sweet treat made at Easter.  We call it paska and it's a light and fluffy sweet bun iced with cream cheese frosting.  My daughter in law does a fabulous job of making these.  The plate of buns was gone within minutes!

G is for generous, a kind heart
R is for receptive, an open mind
A is for addictive, Nana simply can’t get enough of you
N is for neat, carefully organized
D is for devoted, unwavering faithfulness
K is for kindred, we are family
I is for intelligent, quick witted
D is for daredevil, a brave venturer
S is for serene, a calming quality