Happy Easter: We know that our redeemer lives!

Well, we weren't feeling the Easter Egg hunt and lately our taste buds just haven't been craving a big old basket of candy but we wanted to some sort of traditional Easter ritual and decided dying eggs was something we could handle. Here's our mix of concoctions below. 

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In addition to dying eggs, we attended Provo City's Spring festival (replaced their old chaotic city easter egg hunt). As part of the festivities they had local businesses come advertise their wares, local food trucks and vendors selling food, and a variety of crafts, animals, and activities.

Canyon cycling had a booth in which participants could ride one of their bikes up and back down a brief, hilly course. They had very few people who could make it up the hill successfully or come down with out wrecking themselves. I had to try and show off of course, and needless to say, I was able to make it up and down effortlessly (in flip flops) and stylishly. One of the few, one of the proud...

At the end of the day, in addition to all of the fun activities and Easter celebrations we celebrate our Savior Jesus Christ first and foremost. We testify that he lives and that through him we can find peace and happiness in this life and the life to come. We can live after death with our families, we can be strengthened in times of trial, and we can be made whole through His infinite atonement and resurrection.