Does anyone else remember the dark ages when we used to hunt for hard-boiled, dyed eggs? We were lucky to get a few jelly beans nestled in the green plastic grass on Easter morning. Mike always got a Cadbury's egg and chocolate bunny, but not me. (Then again, he grew up on candy, unlike me....) I remind him of this every time he returns from the dentist--he is much more careful about dental hygiene than I am, but I seem to have better teeth...on the other hand, he was also raised in England, not well known for its dental care...
Last year I tried to do the healthy Easter Bunny routine, but it was not popular. So this year I (I mean the Easter Bunny--EB) gave each boy a chocolate bunny, jelly beans, and a few small items. But they got plenty more candy at church and at Grandma & Grandpa's house!
We had to rise and shine early on Easter because Mike and I were both singing in the choir and had to make an 8:30 a.m. rehearsal. So we skipped the usual Easter egg hunt at our house and said we had e-mailed the EB to deliver the eggs to Grandma & Grandpa's.
Kids in jammies with their Easter baskets:
Last year I tried to do the healthy Easter Bunny routine, but it was not popular. So this year I (I mean the Easter Bunny--EB) gave each boy a chocolate bunny, jelly beans, and a few small items. But they got plenty more candy at church and at Grandma & Grandpa's house!
We had to rise and shine early on Easter because Mike and I were both singing in the choir and had to make an 8:30 a.m. rehearsal. So we skipped the usual Easter egg hunt at our house and said we had e-mailed the EB to deliver the eggs to Grandma & Grandpa's.
Kids in jammies with their Easter baskets:
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