Happy Easter
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From: TEXAS Y'all!
Carmen, great pictures. And I'm proud of you for donning the ears! Dean gets upset when I try to put such things on the dogs, so doubtful I'll ever see him in bunny ears! 
My most memorable Easter was when Mother decided instead of boiling and decorating eggs, she bought a ton of candy easter eggs and chocolate bunnies and hid them in the yard while she sent us off to Sunday School. When we got home and started the egg hunt, all we found were wrappers and half-chewed candy where the neighbor's dog had enjoyed his own Easter egg hunt! It's a miracle all that chocolate didn't kill him but Mother sure wanted to since she had to listen to disappointed grouchy kids!
My most memorable Easter was when Mother decided instead of boiling and decorating eggs, she bought a ton of candy easter eggs and chocolate bunnies and hid them in the yard while she sent us off to Sunday School. When we got home and started the egg hunt, all we found were wrappers and half-chewed candy where the neighbor's dog had enjoyed his own Easter egg hunt! It's a miracle all that chocolate didn't kill him but Mother sure wanted to since she had to listen to disappointed grouchy kids!
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From: The (S)Low Country
Happy Easter to all of you who celebrate this day. Carmen, you and your little Princess are gorgeous. Special hugs and lots of to little Abby, you and Suzanne. Blessings, my friend. Thanks for sharing these pics.
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Bunny ears, whether the edible chocolate kind or wearable ones (and I think the dog's dignity is suffering a bit...), are one Easter tradition.
Food is another.
What does everyone have for Easter dinner?
We're using the occasion for an excuse to roast (on the grill outside) a leg of lamb, which we're going to have with oven roasted new potatoes and steamed asparagus, with some kind of yummy cherry tort for dessert. Mmmm, mmm. HPH
Food is another.
What does everyone have for Easter dinner?
We're using the occasion for an excuse to roast (on the grill outside) a leg of lamb, which we're going to have with oven roasted new potatoes and steamed asparagus, with some kind of yummy cherry tort for dessert. Mmmm, mmm. HPH
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From: Bowie
Sorry I'm late but trust that everyone had a wonderful Easter.
Too cute grandson and my great grand Abby is a bundle of expression and joy. Thanks for sharing and making ol' granny smile.
As for Easter dinner. I got up early to put my roast in the crock pot so it would be ready by dinner time. I seared it on all sides, made a gravy for it to simmer in, dropped it in the crock pot and went upstars to catch a few more zzzzzs before finally getting up. Four hours later, I notice there's no smell coming from the kitchen. I go downstairs only to find that I forgot to plug the crock pot in.
Guess who had Chinese for Easter dinner?
Too cute grandson and my great grand Abby is a bundle of expression and joy. Thanks for sharing and making ol' granny smile.
As for Easter dinner. I got up early to put my roast in the crock pot so it would be ready by dinner time. I seared it on all sides, made a gravy for it to simmer in, dropped it in the crock pot and went upstars to catch a few more zzzzzs before finally getting up. Four hours later, I notice there's no smell coming from the kitchen. I go downstairs only to find that I forgot to plug the crock pot in.
Guess who had Chinese for Easter dinner?