Ahhh Easter!

Well, that time of the year is upon us again. Jelly beans and Peeps and a side order of Chocolate bunnies. The celebration of Happy Hyper-ness for any candy hungry child, I can’t wait to see what happens this year.
Luke and I talked a while on the phone yesterday about having a massive egg hunt/picnic/dinner/campout. He was game for it and so was Julie. I could hear Kyle in the background shouting “egg hunt!”
I've missed my older brother in the last few weeks, I need someone to talk to lately that would be unbiased and give me an honest answer on a few "life" topics. It's an easy matter to talk to my parents about or the Grands but sometimes you need someone of your own generation to spill your guts to. Maybe I can resolve some things pondering in the back of my mind as of lately, then again maybe not and I will just fill up on Peeps.
I called Jacks late last night to inform him that Luke and his bunch would be dropping in for a few days and that he could easily catch a ride home for a while if he wanted to. At first he was hesitant, due to my Pops being a jerk, but I think I’ve talked him into coming home.
Lori misses him with a passion, and undoubtedly saddened that she didn’t get to see her brother on her birthday, nor have her little dinner and shopping excursion.
I think he needs to come home to get away from things going on with him, be it online or at school. I told him a nice break was in order to set his priorities in check. By the time we hung up, he was in agreement with me.
This morning I checked in with Mom about the plans and Pops strolled in making remarks that “If the baby comes home, he won’t want to go back to school”. Mom quickly reminded him how Jacks feels about going to school and that it’s his main priority in life right now.
My goal is to locate the best hiding spots for the Easter eggs, this year there will be three hunters of them. I do however have a fear that Lori might feel this is too immature for her, so Mom and I discussed a little monitary enjoyment in some of the eggs. Hence the fact I have to find good spots. My PG says to do a lot "In plain sight" then remembering one Christmas of me bolting into the living room and quickly being dissapointed for not having my own TV -- it was practically sitting on the floor beside me.