Tuesday, April 7, 2009

Easter Party

Today was Carolina's playgroup Easter Party. It just worked out that it was on the same day as her doctors appt., which of course ran late. But everyone was still eating so we didn't miss the easter egg hunt :-) I was excited about this year, because Carolina would understand what to do, would be able to actually walk around and get the eggs and Rendon was here (last year he was in Iraq). Also last year we had to leave early because she went into an asthma attack. So after eating, playing, and of course some swinging, the egg hunt was on! Kristy just laid them around the playgroup, not really hiding them, and everyone could get 5 eggs. Carolina loved it! And now for the fun part, the pictures!


Cupcakes! Of course! These were the only 3 left, and had been knocked around a lil bit, but they had to do for the photo. I used mini cadbury eggs and speckled jelly beans for the 'eggs'.
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First egg!
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And Another!
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Scanning for more eggs.
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Checking out her goodies.
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Covered in confetti from Casarones. I had never seen or heard of casarones before moving to San Antonio, but they're a popular mexican party (mainly easter) tradition. It's atually really cute, and even better when you're not responsible for clean up! It's empty egg shells, with a small section removed from the end. Then it's filled with confetti and covered with tissue paper. You then smash it on people's head and it's said to bring good luck. We tried to get Carolina to do it to someone else, but all she would do is give the egg to the other kids. Rendon surprised me, and I thought I'd got all the confetti off but when I saw Becky later at work she pointed out that I still had some confetti on the back of my shirt.....
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2 comments:

Stacey said...

fun! love the last pic!

Anonymous said...

Oooh cute pics. I'm totally Mexican and have only made casarones once in my Brownies troop where I was the only Mexican girl. Weird. I forgot about those, I want to make them now!