Easter end to a vacation

This morning we packed up eggs and Rhys' easter basket and headed to the Brown Observatory (right around the corner from us) where pink and white trees were in bloom and the little boy's attention was held for the duration of 16 eggs.  8 were left over when he became more interested in sticks and rocks. He had a good run.  He did find his basket hiding in the tree. Today was the first day of 75 degree weather and we found our friends at the park where we had another impromptu egg hunting expedition with 4 toddlers.  John and I took Rhys for a walk in his stroller, achieving nap success while we enjoyed the flowers and sunshine.  This evening, we made vegan easter dinner, went back to the park briefly, and finished watching the 10 commandments as a family.  Somehow, Rhys was enthralled. And so starts my last 12 weeks of inpatient work I hope, for the rest of my life.  I return to the children's unit tomorrow where I will finish out this 4th year and head into my final year of training in July.  It is an outpatient year, which thrills me and one I have a lot of control over in terms of my schedule.  Happy easter everyone!