Easter Egg Hunt

England is situated on a frozen windy rain-lashed shitheap of an island and it's only hypothermic brain damage could make anybody think otherwise.

My girlfriend hid 18 eggs for me in the living room+kitchen while I was still dreaming about broken drumsets in the bedroom. She's the best. She didn't like it when I complained that none of the eggs contained quarters, though.

that sounds delightful.

well, something else that could make one think otherwise, about the English climate: times when it is hot and sunny.

If memory serves, we have had heatwaves in England the last two summers.

and in fact, the temperature in London today is warmer than that in New York City.

for proof of that, type the two cities in here:
http://www.temperatureworld.com/

Our Easter Egg hunt was a resounding success; Tallulah was almost as adept as her older sister at finding them, they helped each other out and even joined forces to tidy up all the empty plastic shells a couple of hours later. Then Ava did some hard-boiled egg dyeing. We delivered rice krispie treats (which Ava helped to make yesterday) to all the neighbourhood kids this afternoon, decorated with an Ava-painted bunny. Better than Xmas? Well, certainly colder.

There was an easter egg hunt at my brother's place yesterday, he has one kid, my other brother has 2, and somone else had 2 or 3 kids, so it was tremendous fun watching a bunch of 2 to 6 year olds dashing about with their little plastic Wiggles bags, shrieking I FOUND SOME MOOOOOREEE and trotting about proudly with their bags stuffed full. Weather was lovely and overcast mild, the neighbours looked on with a grin, it was very cute.

It's nearly that time again!

I have my eggs ready!
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It's technically now Easter Sunday in Britain. Anyone running an Easter Egg Hunt maybe needs to be laying out the eggs now!

I blow eggs and dye them!
― N. (nickdastoor), Sunday, 11 April 2004

No chocolate, but a decent boiled egg. Before that I watched a Christian service from Southark Cathedral. One of the priest fellows gave an exegesis of something a priest chick had just read out; I quite liked it.

After all that the Pope came on and I turned the sound down. He evidently had followers from all over the world, flying their flags and cheering when he mentioned their countries.

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Mine got stolen.

Easter Egg Hunt. () < oh look, there's one

Can anybody spot th(_)e Easter egg?

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You may need an egg breaker machine. For more information, please contact: https://www.dinneregg.com/.

Spam and eggs is it?