What a difference a day makes...

Miss Maddie ready for the hunt

Some of small town Idaho residents

a hug for the Easter bunny

high five for the Easter bunny

Maddie Moo with her loot

I meant to post this yesterday but couldn't get back to my 'pecuter'( that's how my granddaughter used to say computer). The day was lovely, as is today. Happy Easter everyone. My daughter came to visit with my sweet little 4 yr old grandbaby yesterday and we went to the town Easter egg hunt. What an awesome time we had. Miss Maddie is pretty timid so she didn't get a lot of eggs, but she was delighted with the ones she did find. As I was walking into the park where it was held I had an overwhelming feeling of gratitude for this little town I live in. There were cars lined up and down the street and it looked liked the whole town was out in force.(you can't really tell by the photo) There's approximately 530 people living here in the city limits and maybe 150 living in the out-lying areas. I love these people. All of them have impacted my life in some way. I love meeting new people and I was able to meet two lovely ladies at this event that I didn't think I'd met before. They were young Spanish speaking moms that were there enjoying the hunt with there little ones. We had the best visit. They told me that they were in school with my two older daughters. They were delightful and I was so glad that I had gotten out of my comfort zone today and approached them and introduced myself. I usually glob onto one or two of my friends to catch up on the latest news and am oblivious to others. These are my neighbors and they live just to the right (a few homes down the road) of me and yet I didn't even know it until today. I am so happy to know them now. Such a wonderful day to make a new friend or two. You've gotta love a small town Easter egg hunt.