Resurrection Day-non-typical celebration

snowdrops

What are they looking at?

A kite, though it turns out that actually, they were looking at a kite in the NEXT tree. (which I didn't take a picture of) but my baby brother felt the need to try to get it down and liberate it.

Which makes more sense, because even with liberation, this kite was pretty much done.

Rachael, my kindred spirit- looks so calm, considering that the love of her life is dangling 30 feet over our heads and bark is falling like mad. Yup, we are into doing our own thing, right Rae?!

Crusty bread, olive oil, balsamic vinegar (making a funny face).

When faced with a dilemma this Easter, my sister-in-law and I put our heads together. We put our heads together for so long on the phone, that my brother decided (;-) that we should go to the beach.

My mom hasn't been feeling well and told us to "do our own thing," this year.

So, being the hardy Hungarians (and Czechoslovakians, Rachael) that we are- we donned many layers and headed for the salty air with plenty of non-traditional food in tow. After all, 'kids don't mind the cold,' was my dear brothers reasoning.

I was highly sceptical, I announced to my brother that I thought he was trying to kill us- to which he replied, "Are you Hungarian, or are you not?"

As we landed at our beautiful destination, we were pleasantly surprised that we were not alone AND that it was a lovely day to be out on an Easter picnic. At days end, we decided it was the best Easter ever and that the change may become permanent-well unless it snows or rains...though I am Hungarian (JOE), I am not crazy.

Be still my heart, SEA GLASS!
Rachael and I swinging-we must be crazy!

I'll add, that we celebrated Jesus' resurrection from the dead, together at church and then headed to the ocean to freeze feast.

Hope you enjoyed your day of celebration-Jesus lives!