The Henderson Family: Easter "Brunch" at The Melting Pot

Sunday, April 4, 2010

Easter "Brunch" at The Melting Pot

For Easter this year, we went to The Melting Pot for their brunch. Thankfully kids ate free (seeing as they barely ate anything). The staff there was very nice and loved the girls. They provided a private egg hunt and Easter Bunny visit for their guests. The girls LOVED this part. As we sat down and ordered, the girls drew pictures for the Easter Bunny. We had our appetizer and salad courses, and then were told it was our turn for the egg hunt and visit with the Easter Bunny. Rowena was much more interested in the EB and the streamers on the floor. Delaney and Katie were so excited about the egg hunt and then gave hugs to the EB as well as gave him their drawings. The meal was delicious, but we have learned (although we already figured) that fondue is not really for kids. The tables provide little room for coloring and moving, as there are hot burners. Also, our kids are uber picky eaters, and it is quite a lengthy meal. However...the food was great and the girls behaved okay. The Melting Pot took pictures of our time with the EB and the egg hunt and gave us a cd with our pictures. How nice! It was a wonderful time, but I think next year, we'll try a more kid-friendly meal.

The Henderson Girls with the Easter Bunny

Getting their Egg Hunt bags...look at Rowe's excitment!

Loving the streamers

In awe of the giant Easter Bunny

Finding Easter eggs

Giving the Easter Bunny her drawing

Hugs for Delaney for the picture

Hugs for Katie for the picture

Henderson Girls meeting the Easter Bunny

Chewing on some bread

Drawing for the Easter Bunny

Trying the fondue cheese appetizer

Her reaction to the fire on the turtle fondue dessert

The Ying-Yang dessert fondue

The girls' dessert plates

They really enjoyed the dessert portion of the meal!

1 comment:

Marcia said...: You guys are so fun! Delaney's hair is getting so long! Beautiful! Along with the rest of your girls! And you look great too! Enjoy the season! And hopefully another gathering here soon!; April 5, 2010 at 9:30 PM

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Delaney is eight and she is starting to really grow up on us. She is smart and caring, sensitive and competitive. She is great with her siblings; such a wondeful big sister. She loves school and reading, but not as much as playing video games and running around outside. She is in ballet for the 5th year and she is hoping to start baseball this spring.

She hate scary movies and noises and is afraid of the dark. She loves nature and all things animals. I'm surprised she hasn't asked to not eat meat. She likes jokes and tries her hardest to fit in. She knows how to push people's buttons, but also knows how to really be there for someone who is hurting. She is amazing at video games, but gets frustrated with them too.

She does well in school-both with behavior and academics. She loves Brownies and has many friends. She has the desire and determination to learn and try everything--academic, sports, etc. Just not all tv and movies.

Katie is now six and starting first grade. She is quite the young lady. She is funny and smart and sassy and determined. She can be so supportive and nice and helpful, yet also stubborn and angry. She knows what she wants and how she wants it, and is not always willing to have it any other way. She loves to cuddle and be around others. She enjoys books, tv, and Barbies. Her favorite show is Glee and she often plays Glee (pretend, that is). She loves scary things like Harry Potter and roller coasters and very kid-friendly things like Pokemon and Blue's Clues.

She is all girl...with her skirts and dresses, playing dress up, loving the color pink, and Barbies. However, don't be surprised if you find her climbing a tree or wrestling with the neighbor. Her vocabulary is amazing, but not as much as her imagination. Her favorite foods are nutella and jelly sandwiches, butter noodles, yogurt, and apples. What is she most looking forward to this year? Learning how to read.

Rowena is three and is getting so mature! Her language, vocabulary, and speech is amazing, and it's almost like it developed over night! She asks questions and will tell you how it is. She is funny and she cracks us up. She loves to watch TV and movies and it is surprising the various genres she will pay attention to for long periods of time. She loves to "play toys" and it is fun to watch her play pretend and make the toys talk and walk. She's getting very good at video games--Mario Party on GameCube is her favorite right now. She also loves to cook and bake.

She's excited to start school in the fall. She knows her alphabet and can identify some letters with words. She can count to 14 and then skips to 17. She can also recognize her numbers too. She loves to play games; some of her favorites are Candyland, Go Fish, and SkipBo. She loves crafts, going for walks, and playing at the park. She loves her friends, and even more-her siblings. She wants to do everything her sisters do, and help Charlie whenever possible. She can be very sweet and loving yet fiesty and determined.

Charlie is one. Can you believe it? We can't either! He's walking and climbing and loves to get into things. He loves cords, and drapes them around his neck like a scarf. He likes to climb onto the table and then just smiles at you. He knows when things are off-limits and will wait until you are watching before he starts, just to hear you say, "no, no, Charlie" then he'll smile and walk away. He loves to tease and play tag. He lovs swings and slides, and being outside. He laughs and cries and that's about all you hear from him.

The boy loves to eat and enjoys his milk or juice. He's tiny and quiet, but he is ever so sweet and fun. We love our Little Charlie Boo-Boo.