Ah yes, The Easter Bunny Strikes Again!!

So, Easter was finally here. We spent a little time with both families and loved seeing and being with everyone. We painted eggs with Camille's little cousins on Saturday morning.

You can see the mischief in her eyes as Camille's cousin shows off her "Pink" egg. The crew hard at work, making sure all the eggs had some dye on them.
Camille found this situation to be hillarious. Camille had returned home from the store to find her Grandpa, Dad, and Cousin all folding laundry. She had to get photographic evidence of this event.

Easter Eggs

Sometimes we get a little jealouse at how artsy other people's blogs are. Ours is very plain, but we like it. So, in a feable attempt to be artsy, we took some cool pics of eggs. They were colorful, and a lot of fun to paint with all of Camille's little cousins.

Alumni Wall

The newsletter that is published by the law school where Adam attended had this little tidbit this week. Adam was very excited to see his hard work come to fruition. Here is th article with pictures:

Completion of Class of 2007 Gift: ALUMNI WALL

Submitted by Patty Thompson, Commencement Coordinator

Every year a committee of students is selected along with faculty and staff to make plans for graduation. The committee spearheads fundraising projects throughout the fall and spring semesters for commencement expenses such as a guest speaker, a reception or luncheon, and a class gift.

With the suggestion from Adam Phillips (J.D. '07) the student committee members for the Class of 2007 voted to raise money for an Alumni Wall for their class gift. For many years the class photographs were displayed above the student lockers, but the students wanted the photographs matted and framed for display in one of the hallways of the law school.

The fundraising project was a success with additional funding from the UW College of Law for the name plates. Each class photo has a name plate mounted on the wall beneath it with the names of the law graduates. The Alumni Wall is now complete and proudly displayed in the hallway across from the soon to be constructed William N. Brimmer Legal Education Center.