I'm so sorry I forgot to blog about it ON his resurrection celebration day, indeed I did not forget to actually celebrate his coolness. Let us not forget, he first appeared to Mary of Magdala upon his, uh, return from the Dead. We all saw Ghost, we know why - she was hot and he wanted to be sure his friends didn't do anything to her. 'specially not Biff, who was probably busy comforting the other Mary anyway.
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Scotty, the coolest boyfriend in the world, created a scavenger hunt for the kids to win a prize of a date with us at a future date; Alex got Lazer Tag, Elizabeth got swimming and Hayden got roller skating! They were very excited. We filled more eggs than they found, the chocolate sits in bowls and nooks and crannies all over the place. I loaded up on the plethora of wonderful dark chocolate available at this time of year! So much for the lust diet ♥
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My friend Schuyler is in Australia. Easter is about Spring, but there it's Autumn... I guess I just assumed they used the same wheel but at it's opposite point (swap Samhain and Easter I suppose). I guess this is testament to the secularization of those holidays, how funny they infiltrated south of the equator as well... ah, it's the ex-pats isn't it?? The Northern folks living Southern, bringing traditions that make no sense. I hope the eggs were at least Autumn colored.
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Scotty, the coolest boyfriend in the world, created a scavenger hunt for the kids to win a prize of a date with us at a future date; Alex got Lazer Tag, Elizabeth got swimming and Hayden got roller skating! They were very excited. We filled more eggs than they found, the chocolate sits in bowls and nooks and crannies all over the place. I loaded up on the plethora of wonderful dark chocolate available at this time of year! So much for the lust diet ♥
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My friend Schuyler is in Australia. Easter is about Spring, but there it's Autumn... I guess I just assumed they used the same wheel but at it's opposite point (swap Samhain and Easter I suppose). I guess this is testament to the secularization of those holidays, how funny they infiltrated south of the equator as well... ah, it's the ex-pats isn't it?? The Northern folks living Southern, bringing traditions that make no sense. I hope the eggs were at least Autumn colored.
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