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Gotta catch 'em all in 3D-printed pokeballs. (4/1/26)
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We gather for the traditional egg-dying. (4/3/26)
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This isn't my pokeball; it's too red. (4/3/26)
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A lovely shade of pale green. (4/3/26)
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Less red, more green. (4/3/26)
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Lee
takes a break from egg dying to show off the comic he made for science
class featuring a Minecraft snowman who melts through a nether portal
and evaporates from the heat on the other side, demonstrating the
different phases of matter. (4/3/26)
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Once the laptop is out, it's important to research egg-shaped pokemon. (4/3/26)
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As we finish dying the eggs, Lee concludes he would be a grass-type pokemon trainer. (4/3/26)
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Lee fills baskets with eggs for everyone; Lane takes most of the eggs back out from his own basket. (4/4/26)
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I
tell the epic story of struggling with Claude, GPT, and Suno to write a
song about teeth featuring the phrase "Chomp-a-womp-a-do-wop, a
chomp-champ-chew." (4/4/26)
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Hannah would like to participate, so Lane has her do tricks for treats. (4/4/26)
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As
soon as Lee saw the Bulbasaur on his Easter basket, he declared that he
needed to go put on his pokemon trainer costume. (4/4/26)
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Lee discovers an egg completely filled with tiny duckies. (4/4/26)
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Lee insists that this chocolate dragon is actually a Mega-Charizard X. (4/4/26)
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Lane joins us and goes through his own basket. (4/4/26)
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Lee ponders the toy from his kinder-egg, and Lane discovers the egg filled with tiny duckies. (4/4/26)
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Lane
names his tiny lion dancer Cranberry and wonders if it would like
eating Easter grass, since full size lion dancers like eating lettuce.
(4/4/26)
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Lee continues the important work of researching pokemon types. (4/4/26)
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Lee fills eggs with froot loops for the egg hunt, and Daniel just has a bowl of froot loops. (4/4/26)
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Lee jokes about adding milk to the froot loop eggs, and Daniel plays along. (4/4/26)
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The ground cover is unusually thick... (4/4/26)
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And the adults hid eggs in harder places. (4/4/26)
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The kids take a break between the first and second egg hunt. (4/4/26)
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Some of the eggs are down low. (4/4/26)
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Some are way up high. (4/4/26)
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And two of them... are still lost when we're done. (4/4/26)
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Sleep and giant rabbits. (4/8/26)
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Everyone's amused as Avery takes a solo while we sing "Happy Birthday." (4/8/26)
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We follow the showing of Harvey with banana split cake and presents. (4/8/26)
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Piper enjoys being occasionally hit in the face with a fish wand. (4/8/26)
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Lee
misunderstands the question, "Would you, like Piper, want to be
occasionally hit in the face with a fish wand?" and answers, "Yes."
(4/8/26)
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Julian considers joining in. (4/8/26)
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Piper invites Julian to die instead. (4/8/26)
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Studying and crashing, two quintessential college activities. (4/9/26)
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Cat balancing. (4/10/26)
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Wall walking. (4/12/26)
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Lane plays the cymbals for Phi Long Lion Dance at the Vietnamese Student Association's 35th Annual Culture Show. (4/12/26)
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Tree standing. (4/12/26)
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Lee
wants us to get a hammock. When asked what he would even do with
a hammock at this time of year when everything is wet, he says, "A
slingshot... for pineapples." (4/12/26)
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Art and wishes. (4/12/26)
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Piper objects to helping with schoolwork. (4/15/26)
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Avery insists on checking in. (4/15/26)
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Piper insists on leaving. No hugs for Piper. (4/16/26)
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Hannah insists on staying. Hugs for Hannah. (4/18/26)
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Ah, the comfort of a freshly made bed. (4/22/26)
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Lee painted a necron scarab swarm at Uly's house. (4/26/26)
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It's important that we let Avery check our faces every now and then. (4/26/26)
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Riding through Amazon park. (4/28/26)
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Riding, oh, riding. (4/28/26)
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A nice way to spend the evening. (4/28/26)
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Lee guides us through the blackberry forts. (4/30/26)
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We forge deeper into the wilds of Mount Pisgah. (4/30/26)
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Another lovely evening. (4/30/26)
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