A tisket a tasket

Easter came early for Jack this year, courtesy of Grammy and Grandpa Winton. When John walked in the house with a package for Jack, he quickly abandoned his orange popsicle and set to destroying the cute little easter bag he got.

Forget the popsicle! I've got a card!










Okay, now how is this little number put together?










Oh, a little tape? No challenge here...










What else do we have in this bad boy?










Later, when reflecting on his gift over his abandoned orange popsicle Jack began "the game."













He has two easter bunnies now and took great delight in what I call his new "Repeator" game. Wanna know how to play? Of course you do. It's the funnest thing ever invented! Okay, so the game starts with Jack pointing to a lamp in a book, and you say "Lamp." Then the clever little imp will point to a lamp in his room. You say, "Jack's lamp." This will go on and on, back and forth, and gets faster and faster until he tires of it. Then, with a flip of the page, he's over it. Until, that is, the game starts again. We played "Repeator" for quite some time with his two bunnies.

"Bunny." "Bunny."

"Bunny." "Bunny."

"Bunny." "Bunny."

"Bunny." "Bunny."

Great fun was had by all!

I leave you with the carnage:











Thank you Grammy and Grandpa! Jack loves his soft, little bunny, and we read his book every day to prepare him for the Great Easter Egg Hunt of '06 (pictures to come, of course!).