We headed over to the West Fargo High School for the nighttime Easter Egg Hunt on Tuesday. We didn't have a clue what to expect, but decided to check it out since the school is literally just across the street from us. Much to my surprise there were a TON of families there when we arrived just before 6. Our night started out with a greeting from, Bob. For those of you unfamiliar with Bob, he is the mascot for one of the country stations here, 95 fm. The jingle for their radio station is one that is terribly difficult to get out of your head once you hear it...
Anyhow, little Kadence was deathly afraid of Bob. It was unfortunate that we saw him at the start of our night as it made her quite sensitive for the rest of the adventure. As the picture above shows, she wanted absolutely nothing to do with the Easter bunny. So our Easter picture this year is missing her. Perhaps next year the three of them can be together.
I had to laugh at my sweet little Kadence. Deathly afraid of the costume characters, but absolutely no fear when it came to the GIANT inflatable slide!
These two crazy kids had a blast on the inflatables even with the very long wait in line.
The Easter egg hunt was in the dark! Landon brought his flashlight and they each found their 5 eggs in the giant pit of shredded paper! Then they turned their eggs in for a treat bag, how fun!
It wouldn't be an Easter party without decorating a cookie...
This may have been the kids favorite part even though we did it quickly at the end. Yum.
Lil' K was a trooper. We are always learning something new with our family outings with 3 little ones. Today we learned that we should have brought a stroller. If not for a child, at least to throw all of ours stuff in. It never fails, Ryan and I always seem to need an extra set of hands. Kenzie was happy to be cruising around in the Baby Bjorn. She just loves to be able to see what is going around in her little world.
Our first family event in Fargo was a success. If anything it was good entertainment for two preschoolers who are anxiously awaiting some warm weather (and sod).
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