Easter Apple Hunt

We usually try very hard to keep our American traditions alive while living here in Honduras. I had hoped to make an Easter ham today, but the only 3 hams for sale in La Ceiba cost $50 each. I guess that's the price for importing ham! Tom made bacon and egg sandwiches today instead. :)

I also looked high and low to find packages of those brightly colored plastic eggs in La Ceiba. I had no luck. This was probably just as well since Zeke definitely doesn't need the candy usually found inside. I could have dyed eggs without the handy Paas kits. I even found instructions on the internet! But the thought of eating hard boiled eggs for the next 2 weeks was just too much to handle.


Luckily, the Easter Bunny did not forget us here in La Ceiba. It turns out that he does things a bit differently for us when we live in Honduras. The Easter Bunny brought APPLES to our house. It was so much fun for Zeke to do his very first Easter Apple Hunt. He located about 14 apples that the bunny had left around our house.

If a rabbit can lay eggs, isn't it conceivable that he might leave apples too???

Apple pie or crisp to come later!

Three Minutes in the Life of Ezekiel Lewandowski

Here is what Zeke does when he is not sleeping or sweeping the back porch.

Zeke eating watermelon on Saturday morning

Super Sweeper

Here is Zeke practicing his favorite sport. Look at the intensity on his little face. He knows there is dirt on the porch and he knows that it's his responsibility to sweep it up. He does this every afternoon. It's not his only chore around the house, but it is his favorite.

U.S.A.

I like this picture.

Come to Honduras

The Miami Herald published a great article this morning about one woman's trip to our little city. Enjoy!

Click Here for the story.

Tom's Favorite Pictures