Here are a few pictures of the kids with the Easter eggs that they dyed. It's difficult with brown eggs, the only kind we can get here, but we did the best we could. We used rubber cement and toothpicks to draw designs on the eggs before we dipped 
them in the food coloring. It worked really well because the rubber cement rubbed right off when it was dry. Nathan did his traditional scene on an egg of the cross and the tomb with crayons before he dyed it, it turned out well too. On Sunday morning we had breakfast with the Abbotts and then the Abbotts did an impromptu Easter pageant with the kids. Tonight, Nathan is showing The Passion to the Baka and they seem to be into it. Hope that you had a great Easter and that you got a chance to ponder what it is all about!
them in the food coloring. It worked really well because the rubber cement rubbed right off when it was dry. Nathan did his traditional scene on an egg of the cross and the tomb with crayons before he dyed it, it turned out well too. On Sunday morning we had breakfast with the Abbotts and then the Abbotts did an impromptu Easter pageant with the kids. Tonight, Nathan is showing The Passion to the Baka and they seem to be into it. Hope that you had a great Easter and that you got a chance to ponder what it is all about!
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Thanks for the neat pictures! We continue to pray for you all.
Susan and Willie
Very cool. Good idea with the rubber cement. Tell Boaz I like his Dash shirt.
Those eggs look really good. Amanda was putting hers into the dye quicker than we could figure out what she was trying to do. Needless to say, most of hers had a trip to more than one dye! I just realized recently, that we'll be seeing you guys in about 2 months. That's so crazy. How are all the finishing preparations going?
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