Easter with wet bunnies

We had a wet but enjoyable Easter egg hunt with some friends.Later that day , the sun came out and following family tradition we watched the hockey game.Oh sorry!I forgot some of you are Leaf fans.Go Canucks!!!

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robbyblogger said…

Hi Guy,
On Easter we had sun in the morning and then it rained until Saturday with spurratic sunshine (but not enough to dry anything out). You do get more sun in Delta don't you?

16 April 2007 at 23:26

Jackie's 80th Party pictures

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Bochsler Family Update

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