Easter Greetings
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dj-gabriele
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Happy easter!
...uhh yummy cakes!
...uhh yummy cakes!
mickeyd
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Looks like right now--at least at your house--drooling!!
Happy Easter to you, Rob, and to all Aworg Easter Bunnies
Your kitchen looks perfect enough for a resurrection
Happy Easter to you, Rob, and to all Aworg Easter Bunnies
Your kitchen looks perfect enough for a resurrection
Happy Easter everybody!!
I have to make the ham, cause everybody say's that Rick is only one that can do it right... Me thinks they are a bunch of lazy asses!lol!!
Any rate, it's ready to put into the oven.
I also tried to whip up a suds cake....
I have to make the ham, cause everybody say's that Rick is only one that can do it right... Me thinks they are a bunch of lazy asses!lol!!
Any rate, it's ready to put into the oven.
I also tried to whip up a suds cake....
spankomatic
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The cake and pie look great! I decided I wanted to make something with eggs other than Easter eggs so I made Mexican Flan. Yum Yum and better than a hard boiled egg.
Happy Easter!
Jim
Happy Easter!
Jim
70series
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Happy Easter to you, and everyone in the club.
Have a good one,
James
Have a good one,
James
whirlcool
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Happy Easter to all!
I even bought a Peeps Yellow colored shirt for the occasion!
We certainly hope that everyone here has a safe and most enjoyable holiday!
I even bought a Peeps Yellow colored shirt for the occasion!
We certainly hope that everyone here has a safe and most enjoyable holiday!
perc-o-prince
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Happy Easter to all!!
Hope everyone has a great day
Rich & Chuck
Hope everyone has a great day
Rich & Chuck
oldwasherguy
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All the food looks so yummy,happy Easter everyone. don
Happy Easter to all. We got to dye eggs this year
Easter eggs two
Easter eggs three
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So who can tell my WHY Easter eggs are colored?
My group colors them red, only.
Here is the version delivered to me by my brand of the voo-doo (religion).
The egg is symoblic of the new life waiting to emerge. In nature, eggs are sometimes blood stained as the animal has a hard time passing them. This is symbolic of the difficulty necessary to create a new life (i.e. revamp your own).
Second part of story. (this is part of the unwritten tradition). Mary Magdaline had been infformed of the empty tomb. She is reported to have said: I don't beleive it; only if the eggs in this basket turn red will I believe it. They did.
I'm not sure but my understanding is that eggs were not eaten for a period of time in that the people were fasting (Related to Passover?) A number of people, then, had a collecion of eggs which were given as gifts (to those who could/would eat them. [And as we all know, based on the economic principles of supply and demand, lots of supply and low demand means prices fall, so why bother selling? LOL].
My ethnic group plays a little game at the dinner table, smashing the eggs "nose to nose" or "rear to rear". The person who has the hardest one (doesn't break, or breaks last) is said to be lucky all year.
Of course my other sub-culture has been known to play similar games...... but not with eggs and not at the dinner table.
(ducks and runs)
Here is the version delivered to me by my brand of the voo-doo (religion).
The egg is symoblic of the new life waiting to emerge. In nature, eggs are sometimes blood stained as the animal has a hard time passing them. This is symbolic of the difficulty necessary to create a new life (i.e. revamp your own).
Second part of story. (this is part of the unwritten tradition). Mary Magdaline had been infformed of the empty tomb. She is reported to have said: I don't beleive it; only if the eggs in this basket turn red will I believe it. They did.
I'm not sure but my understanding is that eggs were not eaten for a period of time in that the people were fasting (Related to Passover?) A number of people, then, had a collecion of eggs which were given as gifts (to those who could/would eat them. [And as we all know, based on the economic principles of supply and demand, lots of supply and low demand means prices fall, so why bother selling? LOL].
My ethnic group plays a little game at the dinner table, smashing the eggs "nose to nose" or "rear to rear". The person who has the hardest one (doesn't break, or breaks last) is said to be lucky all year.
Of course my other sub-culture has been known to play similar games...... but not with eggs and not at the dinner table.
(ducks and runs)
Ever wonder what the little marshmallow bunnies do after Eas
They go to a Peep Show
They go to a Peep Show
