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Easter Bunny

On Sunday we did our yearly visit to the Easter Bunny at the mall. This year Brynn was so excited to see him, and walked right up to him and gave him a big hug before she jumped into his lap where she posed herself as you see below for her picture with him. Of course in true Brynn fashion she asked him many questions to which he only would gesture in response. So, I did a lot of translating to her. 

We met Grandpa and Grandma Froemming at the mall, too, and had a DQ snack, did some shopping and stopped to visit the pets at the pet store. We looked at every single animal in the pet store, including the 'skinny' pigs. :-) She thought that's what I was saying when I pointed out the guinea pigs. He he. One had red eyes and she did not like that!

We are gearing up to spend Easter with my side this year at my sister's house. I wonder if the Easter Bunny will show up there.

Have a blessed and happy Easter, everyone!



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Cindy B said…
Did you tell Brynn Aunt Shelly used to have a "skinny pig?" Too cute...
March 28, 2013 at 7:17 AM
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