Better late than never. I swear that is my motto.
Easter started out this year with package from Grandma Lund. Here is Fisher talking on the phone to her while looking at his Scooby Doo book as Cooper does his thing, shadowing his big brother.
Cooper loved playing with the Easter eggs. I remember taking this picture and being excited that I got one of Cooper standing. He now walks 95% of the time so this is now old school.
One day we had some friends over and made sugar cookies. Fisher is a sprinkle (or "sparkle" as he likes to call them) kind of guy.
Easter weekend Grandma & grandpa Church came to town. It is always fun when they visit.
Both boys have so much fun with G&G. It is always nice to get a break from Mom.
Later, Grandma, Mom & Fisher decorated Easter eggs although in reality Fisher did everything while we just made sure no disasters occurred. 
Sometimes Fisher would grow a little anxious and would want to pull his eggs out like two seconds after he put them in the dye. We tried to encourage him to keep them in longer, but in the end we let him do his thing and have lots of fun in the process. He is growing up so fast.
The almost final product. They were missing their smiley face stickers that Fisher plastered all over them.
The product of a hard day's work.
The Easter Bunny came to visit.
Easter morning. We grabbed Cooper from his crib and Fisher came into our bedroom to go through his Easter basket. Here Cooper is giving a cheesy grin.
Candy!
And cars!
And a vibrating teether!
After baskets, Fisher took Grandma & Grandpa on an indoor Easter egg hunt. A lot of them actually. 
Cooper played with the eggs that weren't found.
After that we took Fisher on an egg hunt outside in the yard with the eggs he dyed.
Surprise!
Cooper tagged along with Grandpa.
And Fisher was disappointed when it was all over.
But at least he has a spiderman tattoo. That makes everything better.
We spent a great couple of days listening to General Conference.
Fisher spent a lot of time building things.
Cooper spent a lot of time eating things.
I wish I would have posted this in a more timely matter but at least I beat Memorial Day! It was a great Easter. Thanks, as always, to G & G Church for making the drive down to Louisville!
