It’s more than a little understandable if there is much about 2020 that you and we don’t choose to look back on. But, now and then, it’s not a bad thing to reflect on something to underscore, not only what we’ve been through but, how far we’ve come.
For example, this time last year, celebrating Easter the way we were used to was out of the question. Because, along with some extended family members, brother Lee couldn’t be with us and Johnnie’s Dad, John, we did make a quick trip to Munster, IN. to deliver Lee some of Johnnie’s home made Easter dinner and get a socially distanced hug.
This year, thankfully, we’ve all been vaccinated and will be celebrating at our house, joined by Lee and two extended family friends, Ann and Tim.
To help us celebrate Easter 2021, it shouldn’t surprise you that The Wonderful Tree Lady has worked her magic both inside and out.
When our guests arrive they will be greeted by a very classy doorman.
Once inside, some little friends guide you up the stairs.
It soon becomes obvious that The Wonderful Tree Lady really likes Spring and Easter!
Of course, just one tree would never be enough.
Did we tell you that The Wonderful Tree Lady really likes Easter?
And so do her little friends.
REALLY!!
Will there be guitar music? Heck yeah!
While, it’s obvious, the pandemic isn’t behind us, yet, things are starting to look up and, thankfully, there is now room for a bit of celebrating.
That’s something we couldn’t say a year ago.
From our house to your house, Happy Easter!
Stay safe,
Steve & Johnnie
SteveAndJohnnie's "Both Sides Now" Blog 
Thank you so much. I love your spirit and the decorations. Happy Easter.
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Thank you for your Easter words that bring great joy to me. I an thankful that two are are always good to see. Now, if you could grant a small Easter wish for me. Please have a good Easter with a big E !!!!!!
So enjoy your trees.
Our family were able to get together also this 🐣 Easter.
Wonderful photos. Thanks for sharing them and the delightful news of family get-together. As you say, there is reason for hope this year. Best to you always.