Happy Easter

Sunday

I got up around 8. I got ready for the day and made fiber gel. I started reading. Chris went to an egg hunt on Mustang while I tried to make cinnamon jello eggs. I used hibiscus tea to make them red, but it didn't cover the brown from the beef gelatin. So I had to use beet juice. While they set up, I tried to read outside but it was too cold.

Around noon, I made and ate breakfast. The jello eggs came out in halves, so I sliced them up. I put chocolates and the egg slices in containers and took them to the chapel. Chris drove us. I dropped the food off on the back table, then went up front to get my trombone assembled. While Keli and Bryce practiced the praise music, I warmed up in the fellowship hall.

The service started with the praise music. Then the kids did a little program with Mary seeing angels at the tomb, and then singing a song and waving hoops. Then the chaplain gave his Easter sermon. The scripture said that the napkin that was on Jesus' head was found folded. Back in the day, folding your napkin meant you were coming back. After the sermon, we played two hymns and the chaplain said a prayer.

The kids opened the containers and started snacking. Jenni brought girl scout cookies, so they didn't eat all my chocolates. The CSM came up and shook our hands, making kind remarks about our music. I talked to a few people. Then I gathered the chocolates and jello egg pieces and walked out with Chris.

It was almost 3 when we got home. I read online for a bit, then read a book outside, barefoot. When I came inside, Chris had baked mushrooms. I heated some ground beef and onions to go with them. Then game started at 5. I mostly pieced puzzles and did Sudoku during the game.

After the game, we chatted, then I worked on my blog., then we watched one episode of Longmire. Later Chris went to bed. I stayed up too late doing puzzles while listening to a comedy routine. Then I went to bed.