Tuesday April 10, 2012 ~ Day at the Science Centre with Papa. One of Eyal's favourite places at the Science Centre is the Weston Family Innovation Centre. There is an area to make paper airplanes and a place to fly them. Eyal could have stayed there for hours. He didn't so too badly either. Eyal designs a pretty mean paper airplane.

Dessert at Bubbie's. For some odd reason the kids seem to love canned whipped cream in mini ice cream cones. Haven't tired it but I'd probably like it, too. For the record, my mom is a much better dessert maker than this would make her out to be. She's a top notch dessert maker, as a matter of fact.

Baa, baa, pink sheep. Happy Easter from the Easter Lamb (really a poodle, I think, but still sweet)! My cute little niece, Naomi turned two this week. Really, I think the picture says it all. She's one cute little lamb. Love her to bits!

Eggs, eggs, and more eggs... Baking for Pesach. I LOVE eggs and think they are the 'perfect' food, but I think I've seen more than I want to see for a few days at least. Two cakes and 15 eggs later and then a dozen eggs for egg salad. My cholesterol levels will be through the roof soon! I'm also already a little sick of matzah. It's going to be a LONG week.

First night of Passover at the Switzer's. Dayna outdid herself again with this gorgeous table setting. I ended up having to leave a little early with a tired little boy (Ari) but until then it was a wonderful evening!

First day of the Passover Break. How long do you think the bubbles will keep them occupied? Hmm, my guess? Oh, five minutes or so. *hears crying from the backyard* Yep, I was right. :)

One of the most wonderful men in my life, Wes Ryan. An uber-talented and generous soul who I was fortunate enough to spend the weekend with in Peterborough, watching him perform and simply hanging out together. It had been 25 plus years since we had last seen each other. It was a long-overdue reunion and well worth the wait!

Nothing like swinging so high that you feel like you can almost touch the sky. Maybe jumping off into the sand comes close.