Dear Dr. Carbonell and Dr. Ponz,

Upon my return home from the advanced certification training in Virginia Beach I changed hats from student to "Easter bunny" to help my friend who is a photographer. Thursday and Friday mornings I woke up early, headed to some local preschools and put on a "bunny" costume.

As I hopped into the picture area there were infants to pre-k age ready to get their picture taken with the bunny. Sitting in my chair through my bunny eyes I watched as the "D's" pushed in line to jump up on my lap and try to get the picture taken the way they wanted it.

I watched the "I's" start making faces at me and giggling. When asked by the photographer if they knew any songs about bunnies they raised their hands high "oh oh I do, I do" they said, but when called on they replied "uh, uh, I don't know"

The "S's" sheepishly stood where they were told, refused to make eye contact and had to be brought to my lap while the "C's" were spouting out questions "Are you a real bunny?" "Who is in there?" "Do you like carrots?" "What kind of vegetables do you eat?".

As I observed this through my bunny head I praised God for His creativity and for giving me the opportunity to learn and understand these predictable patterns of human behavior.

Thank you for the time that both of you take from your families to teach others this valuable information. I had a great time and more importantly grew more in love with the Lord.

In His Grace, Heather Esposito, NJ