Here are some pics from the McGrath Easter Egg Hunt:
Nyles finding all his eggs- (they are color coded so everyone knows whose is whose and they all get equal amounts).
Carter playing w/ toys and being cute!
Trying to eat the Easter Eggs and treats.
That Saturday we went up to Heber to ride the Heber Creeper train. Nyles has been asking to ride the train, so we thought it would be a fun time to go. We went up there in the afternoon, rode the train w/ the Easter Bunny, played at the park, then got Cafe Rio for dinner. It was a fun family outing. Here are some pics from our fun day.
Driving through a tunnel going up Provo Canyon.
Carter and Steve just before leaving on the train. Nyles w/ his ticket.
Carter and Steve getting ready to go.
Me w/ Nyles and Carter just before leaving.
Cute Carter and I enjoying the ride.
Steve w/ the boys.
Beautiful scenery on our ride.
Nyles loved looking out the window on the train.
Family picture in front of the Heber Creeper train (Nyles didn't want to take a picture).
They had a small petting zoo also, so Nyles wanted to pet the baby calf.
We then went over to the park and played a few minutes.
Nyles and Carter enjoying going down the slides.

Then we went on the swings.
Steve w/ Carter and Nyles on the swings.
Carter was loving life in the swing!
The next weekend we went up to my parent's place for Easter and my dad's birthday. We left on Friday and stayed until after church on Sunday. It was a fun time as usual. As soon as we got there the first night, my dad took Steve and Nyles out fishing at the Tilapia ponds. Nyles loves to go since they are pretty easy to catch.
Nyles and my dad w/ their catch.
And we're off....
Sophie, Nyles and Calley on the hunt for candy.
Carter enjoying some candy.
Hailey helped Ayden get some candy.
Ayden took my mom's walked and used it to help himself walk around.
It was pretty funny to see. Cute kid.
Ayden riding the 3 wheeler and playing w/ Carter.
Later that afternoon we sang Happy Birthday to my dad while we were all together.
My dad, Chris, Hailey, Ryan, Mikey, Rich, Colten, Brady and Abby.
Brady, Abby, Mom, Colten, Calley, Dallin, Anna, Ayden, Wade, Carter in Daron's arms and Nyles.
Wade, Carter, Daron, Nyles and Steve. All waiting to blow the candles out.
Dad blowing out his birthday candles (cake Barbara made). The big 65!!!!!
We then went and found our Easter Sacks around the yard.
Everyone looking for Easter sacks. Daron and Wade just chatting.
Nyles finding his Easter sack.
Carter w/ Steve finding his sack, then enjoying his goods.
Daron and Carter just having a conversation.
That afternoon Steve and Nyles went fishing again w/ some of the Dunns.
Abby w/ a fish.
Abby, Mikey, Rich and Nyles fishing.
Carter and his many silly faces. Eating a graham cracker before bed.
On Easter Sunday/my dad's birthday, we went to church w/ my parents. We had good messages about our Savior. Ironically as we got in our car to leave we noticed the back tire on the passenger's side was low. My dad suggested just driving on it back to his place, then we could replace it. But as we got going it was making really loud noises. So we went back to the church and my dad and Steve put on the spare tire. We then drove it home, had lunch w/ Grandma, then Steve and my dad fixed the hole. While they were fixing it, I packed up and got ready to leave. As usually it was great to come up to visit everyone!
Carter, Steve and Nyles after church on Easter Sunday.
Family picture.
Nyles observing as my dad fixes the tire. Nyles loves to see how things work.
Nyles went on one more motorcycle ride w/ Grandpa also.
He LOVES rides w/ Grandpa!
Nyles and Carter passed out right after pulling out of my parent's drive way.
Luckily they slept for quite a while and we had good roads, so we made it home in good time.
Here is the 1st Presidency's message from Easter:
"At this Easter season, we remember with immense gratitude the sacrifices of our Savior in Gethsemane and on Calvary’s cross. No mere mortal can comprehend the full import of what Christ did for us in Gethsemane. His suffering there caused Him to “tremble because of pain, and to bleed at every pore, and to suffer both body and spirit” (D&C 19:18). Following the agony of Gethsemane, the Savior’s wounded body was nailed to a cross on Calvary’s hill. He was mocked and cursed and derided. When merciful death came, His body was gently placed in a borrowed tomb. He had passed beneath all things so that He might save all things.
At this Easter season, we solemnly testify that our Savior was resurrected and that He lives again. As a result, each of God’s children will receive the Savior’s gift of immortality. And those who follow the Savior’s teachings and receive the gospel’s saving ordinances will be blessed with life eternal."
Thomas S. Monson
Henry B. Eyring
Dieter F. Uchtdorf
Henry B. Eyring
Dieter F. Uchtdorf






















































































