Here {Came} Peter Cottontail...

Neither snow nor {torrential} rain nor {humid} heat nor gloom of night kept the Easter Bunny from his appointed rounds last night.

Yes, I know today isn't Easter Sunday, but as the Bunny himself told me in a letter, sometimes when kids have two houses, the Easter Bunny will visit each one.

He came to ours last night.

Just like Santa, the Bunny gets hungry too, hopping around all over the place (especially during thunder storms). So we had to leave him a snack.

Luke artfully arranged carrots in the special plate in the shape of a smiley face.

And then Curt came along and dumped a handful of carrots on top of Luke's careful plating.

When we woke up this morning, it was obvious the Bunny had visited. 

As per tradition, the Bunny had hidden the boys' baskets. Silly Bunny.

Luke found his first. 

Curt searched and searched for his. 

I'd post a picture, but, ahem, no way am I posting pics of my kid in his sleep attire online. 

Needless to say, they were both pretty happy with their loot. Six Flags, here we come.

**Disclaimer: We discussed, at length, the real reason we celebrate Easter. Curt even asked why a bunny is associated with the Easter holiday. On Sunday, when the Bunny visits again, we will also celebrate the miracle of the Lord our God rising from the dead to save us from our sins.