Easter Bunny x 3!!!

Graham had a simply wonderful day today! He was lucky enough to have the Easter Bunny visit him on three separate occasions....what do you expect with one set of doting parents and two sets of equally doting Grandparents? Graham appeared pleased with all the attention that goes along with visiting with all four Grandparents in one day! Let's just say that Graham was exhausted by the end of the day and I wouldn't be surprised if he even sleeps in a bit tomorrow morning....ok, I'm crossing my fingers that he sleeps in a bit tomorrow morning!

Here is Graham discovering his Easter basket that was delivered by the Easter Bunny while he slept. The "Easter Bunny" had a hard time figuring out what to put in eggs for a curious 14 month old little boy, and decided on socks! Not too exciting for Graham, but at least he didn't have empty eggs! In his basket he also got some books, sand box toys, bubbles, animal crackers, and a beach ball! I'm pretty sure the beach ball is his new favorite toy!

Grandma and Grandpa Greer came over for brunch this morning and brought Graham Easter Basket #2-what a lucky boy! Graham's favorite item in this basket was a pinwheel. We showed him how to blow on it so it will spin and it was pretty cute to watch him copy us...I wish he understood that blowing spit onto a pinwheel doesn't work the same as blowing air onto pinwheel!

Someone should have told him that his banana still had the peel on!

According to Graham, this is the best seat in the house...not too sure what Annie thinks though...

I decided that Graham needed to work on "healthy attachment" with his baby so I strapped it to his back podaegi (traditional Korean baby carrier) style. The funny thing is, he didn't even seem to care that there was a doll strapped to him!

After Graham woke up from his afternoon nap we went to visit Grandma and Grandpa Olson and shared a delicious dinner. It was at their house that Graham received Easter Basket #3! In his basket, he was happy to discover some new books about his favorite subject-fish! If I look at all of Graham's baskets from the day, I see a theme-books! You'd think he had a bunch of teachers in his life or something! :)