After lockdown, a family gathers to celebrate Everly's first Easter and open gifts from relatives like Aunt Dana, Uncle Adam, and Grandma Tracy. They share birthday wishes, exchange presents, and remind each other about swimming safety between the flags.
Good? Yeah.
Look how big it is. I got the small one.
What'd you get?
Oh My Birthday Cake Oreo.
Oh My Birthday Cake Oreo? What's in there?
An Oreo.
What'd you get?
The box. The box. Nothing. You need more? Everly, happy Easter! It's your first Easter ever. You scared Everly. Don't give it to me, I don't want to be sprayed. Why?
This is so cool.
Portland, Townsend. We need one up by Europe and Paris.
Say thanks to Julian.
Thank you!
This is amazing.
So cool.
This is so cool. We wanted one of these for a long time and we never, never took advantage and never made one.
So Paris is the star. Okay, this gift is from Aunt Dana and Uncle Adam and Kensington and Finley. Everly, this is a gift from Grandma Tracy and Aunt Bug. What is it? Pull it up. Help her pull it out. Oh, that's gonna be so perfect for her age right now, you guys. Hello, Mom! Hi, guys!
Good.
Uh, yeah, that looks great. Happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you.
He's like, "Is this Nate Ritter?" Don't swim here between these two flags. It's a terrible place to swim. There are underwater obstructions in the sand between these two flags. Hmm.
