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Easter time in Greenville


Ryan and I headed to Greenville on Thursday night last week. We were so excited to spend time with Ryan's family and to see our much-missed dog, Scout.

We got to Greenville and met Cory for dinner at PF Changs....so delicious and a nice way to start the weekend!

Then, we headed to Powdersville to see Ryan's mom and dad and Scout. We were so pumped to be reunited with him again!
 

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Friday, we had to do some work and went for a walk downtown...it was beautiful! We went to the Good Friday service at Grace and had a wonderful time of worship and communion. Ryan and I got pizza and watched "Did you hear about the Morgans?". It was such a fun little date night!

Saturday was gorgeous! We enjoyed the nice weather. Ryan helped his dad do some work while I read.

My men hanging out in Mr. Mike's truck.....

                               
Here is Britt posing with Scout....

Mr. Mike cooked out for all the Reese brothers...steak and shrimp...mmmmm!! It was wonderful spending time together laughing and eating...great fellowship!



                                     

Britt thought it would be a fun idea to decorate Easter eggs....she was right! The girls (and Matt) had fun dyeing the eggs and making them cute. We were a little limited on supplies, so we had to use 7-up to dissolve the coloring tablets which made for some crazy colors. But, we thought they turned out pretty good!

   

                                           
  



Easter Sunday was such a beautful day. What a joy to celebrate Christ's love for His children at Easter time. We enjoyed worship at Mount Pisgah and then went home for pictures. We went to Aunt Elaine's house for Easter lunch and then headed home. It was such a wonderfully perfect weekend!!!

                               
                                   

Hope your Easter was wonderful too!

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  1. "my men hanging out in mr. mike's truck" Anna, you are a regular Beth Moore!

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