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And thank you, [livejournal.com profile] drippedonpaper for the sugary bunny v-gift. I'm glad your one of my "peeps!"
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After a rather soggy Easter egg hunt yesterday that left the shells of our colored eggs looking kind mottled and artsy, I learned an interesting fact about the Easter Bunny: he's from outer space.

Easter Bunny Mysteries Revealed: News at 11 )
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Today on my drive into work, I was thinking about the competing ideas that my husband and I have about the Easter Bunny, based on how the bunny hopped by in our childhoods. The rabbit did things differently at Jeff's house than he did at mine. Considering that Jeff and I are 10 years apart in age, this could either have to do with our parent's preferences or with the limited lifespan of rabbits in general. Regardless, the Easter Bunny made his way by our house yesterday morning, and despite a few inconsistencies in how Jeff and I explained the goings on, our 3-year-old son had no complaints.

The Easter Bunny is not like Santa Clause . . . or is he? )
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I survived another Easter. My son seemed to enjoy hunting eggs, which is good since I had to wake up early on Easter morning to color them. I'd been meaning to for a couple of days before, but never found the time until that last moment arrived. I decided that having a 2-and-a-half year old "help" would be more than I could handle and would result in a multi-colored mess, so this years I'll let him believe a rabbit brought them already decorated and leave at that.

A Train Without a Name )

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