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Happy Easter

Caden wanted to wish everyone a happy easter....


We were in Estevan for the weekend and had a chance, among other things, to paint eggs at Adam and Trinda's house, a first for Caden. He had fun.

Once the painting was done Caden discovered another new love.... rod hockey. He couldn't be distracted from it. He played with it through supper time and right until we left. I was sure he was going to have a tantrum about leaving it but he actually did alright. He preferred the 'use your hands' technique to the old school 'move the men with the rods' way. Is this just a percursor to wanting to play actual hockey? What do you think?

Sunday was the easter egg hunt. He easily found all of his candy filled eggs and his big easter basket. We had some fun playing with the little chirping chick and blowing some bubbles.






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Anonymous said…
Rod Hockey!!!! I LOVE rod hockey!!!! At the last 3 church youth lock-ins I brought a coke and issued this challenge: I will play anyone a game up to 10 goals - I will give you 9 goals and if you get 1 before I get 10 you get the coke - no one has ever won it. Next time you are here (or I could bring my game to Regina) Caden and I are having a showdown. Tell him to put his money where his mouth is! :)
10:57 am
Jen Mooney said…
He's up for it Tim. He was raising his fist at you and everything!
12:27 pm
Anonymous said…
Cute. Wish we had stayed overnight to see him get all his little easter partying in!! Fun. Tim, Caden, someday is going to win that coke I think!!!
12:47 pm
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