Spring and strawberry-rhubarb pie
We had a wonderful Easter Sunday.
Many of our children and grandchildren joined us at the Governor’s Residence for a beautiful spring afternoon. We all enjoyed our picnic style lunch. And there was nothing more fun than watching the little ones find the Easter eggs hidden around the gardens and in the daffodils.
Daffodils surround the beautiful bronze “To Life” sculpture of a family, done by artist Arthur Tibor, in memory of the families and those who died in the Holocaust. The cherry trees were in full bloom and I pointed out the Japanese cherry tree that is a descendant of one that First Lady Nellie Taft planted around the Tidal Basin in Washington, DC. It just couldn’t have been a more beautiful day!