Max was really excited about the contents of his easter basket, and it was fun to get to use the basket Kris mom made for us last year. It was so cute!
After church we hid the hard boiled eggs around the house for him to find. Good old Max gets all the advantage in a hunt here at home--being the only hunter! He had a good time.

And of course it was well documented.



The funniest thing was that at the end after he'd found them all he said, "now we get to see what's IN them!" I thought he was kidding. He wasn't. He was expecting candy and was very surprised to find egg inside. We live we learn, right?
In the afternoon we took a drive down to one of the beaches--about 30-40 minutes away.
The day was lovely, the sun was out, but it was SUPER cold. Really windy and cold.

The water was beautiful. Way more beautiful than it is normally. It usually looks a lot more grey.

What's he standing on?

The sky? The sand? The sea?

Gorgeous.

Max and Sul had a great time running in the sand. Sul found some other dogs to play with, and even got up the gumption to go out in the surf. It doesn't take much for Max to get out in the water of course, and so he went way too far out. His poor little snow boots aren't exactly prepared for the freezing ocean.

And he slipped off these rocks a whole bunch into the wet yucky sand after we told him not to jump on/off them anymore.


Unfortunately it was way too cold to really enjoy the beautiful day.
But Max did insist on bringing his bubbles from his easter basket. And he absolutely insisted on using them, although we thought it was way too cold.


He blew the bubbles, then he chased them down towards the surf.

And then came back for more.

When we had finally talked him into quitting bubbling, Sultan came running through with one of his new friends and bowled Max over, right into the cold, wet, soggy sand. That was our beach curtain call. It was great for Max because then instead of blaming himself for his wet pants, hands, gloves, boots, socks and etc., he could blame Sultan.

Dad carried him back to the car and we turned on the heat for the drive home.
It was a great day. So nice to spend time all together, we love it!



8 comments:
Wow - the color, the clarity and brilliance and water and reflection and composition and exposure and the cute, cute boy. You are really, really good.
So pretty! I'm glad I didn't have to be out in it, but what lovely pictures. And I've decided that little boys don't really feel cold the way we do. I refuse to believe it makes them sick either (though my mom would certainly disagree). They are just tough, and the running around in the open air does them more good than any amount of warmth and comfort, I think. :)
I love the picture of Maxcito walking on water. Gorgeous pictures Gin. I'm glad you're in rhode island if only because the pictures you take of it are gorgeous.
Gorgeous--just gorgeous, Gin. And your kid and your dog are adorable. I LOL'd at the "What's inside?!"
Great pictures! It looks like a great day.
What a beautiful day, you got amazing pictures. I think it is great how ypu guys get out and enjoy your area. You are making such great memories for Max.
Wow - what beach is that?
Beautiful photos Gin. Absolutely beautiful! The ones of Max and Sul walking off down the beach....his happy rosy cheeks and wind blown hair.....a happy blessed and lucky boy to have such a wonderful parents who give him so much.
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