Marcie: I'm the one who's sorry, sir. I guess I'm not much of a cook.
The Easter weekend is thus far much as I remember it as a child. Dying Easter eggs on Saturday, before watching "It's the Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown" on television. Only two of the twelve eggs were broken, but we got them right from the get-go: no eggs roasted, toasted or waffled. No egg soup. (Poor Marcie just couldn't get it right!) Our eggs are hard boiled like they're supposed to be, in the shell, and colored to perfection with Paas tablets dissolved in water and vinegar.
It's after nine, and The Ten Commandments serves as background as we prepare for Easter Sunday. We'll enjoy a 10 pound ham after Easter services. Then we'll spend the afternoon participating in an egg hunt organized by my six-year-old. This is usually a pretty big production as my daughter has grandiose ideas when it comes to egg hunts.
I've got to get back to the TV. Charlton Heston has returned to the Israelites as a slave. Happy Easter!
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My daughter will soon be 25 and she still has to have a easter egg hunt. They never grow up and nither did I. Hope you don't over stuff yourselves. Happy Easter!
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