Easter Candy

I was at Walgreens picking up a few perscriptions four days ago. After paying, a coupon came through with the receipt for $8 off my next in-store purchase. So I went back through the store and bought a giant bag of Robin Eggs and a few bags of Easter M&M's to use up the coupon. Just hide it away, and we'll have Easter candy on hand when we need it. . . on Easter.

They are all gone. The M&M's were devoured within 15 minutes of John finding them in my not-so-good hiding spot--with the help of all the kids, of course.

And over the next three days, the Robin Eggs have slowly discinigrated.

For young girls, Robin Eggs come with double pleasure; yummy tastey satisfaction, and a chance to experiment with make-up before you're quite old enough.

All fun and games for the girls. . . until the boys noticed. Of course, they first teased the girls for being "soooooo girly". Later in the evening, I walked passed the bathroom and saw this:

Kind of funny, but not really. Especially when John came home. Our boys will be boys! (not girls).

And that was the end of our Easter Candy fun.