A nontraditional Easter

Having grown up in the south, Easter is a holiday spent outside. Even when it's wet or cooler than normal, we always venture outside for our egg hunts. So the idea of an indoor hunt -- not to mention one inside a hotel room -- was a little hard for me to get used to.

But this year, we found ourselves in Houston over Easter weekend. We were visiting Houston for a very good reason: my cousin Adam from Atlanta is getting married soon and he brought his fiance to town for an engagement party. We knew we couldn't miss it, so we threw custom out the window and made some new Easter memories.



After hunting for eggs, we took advantage of our time in the city.




We've always loved Houston and all it has to offer, so it was hard to narrow down which activity we were going to do. Since Griffin has been very interested in the human body lately, we decided to spend our afternoon at the Health Museum.









After a really fun afternoon at the museum, we began the trek home. Unfortunately we got stuck in really awful traffic, but at least we had a pretty view out of our windows!