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And more colored eggs.
It wasn't all just "grown-up eggs" at our house. Though I had my fun with the onion-dyed eggs in the morning, the boys still got their fill of coloring eggs with Philip in the afternoon. I stayed out of their way, only boiling the eggs before, and snapping a few pictures during. ;-)
And they had some nice work to show for it when they were done, too:
As Philip readied the table (putting plastic bags underneath everything, as we had no magazines or newspapers), Jack kept trying to snag an egg:
Even after making the dyes in turn and being anxious to start, A.J. was still waiting a bit more patiently on his end of the table.
Eggs-in-waiting.
The Coloring Crew.
And they had some nice work to show for it when they were done, too:
As Philip readied the table (putting plastic bags underneath everything, as we had no magazines or newspapers), Jack kept trying to snag an egg:
Even after making the dyes in turn and being anxious to start, A.J. was still waiting a bit more patiently on his end of the table.
Eggs-in-waiting.
The Coloring Crew.
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