Bunnies and Easter Eggs?

Apr 23, 2011 14:56

*Somewhere roomy, tables have been laid out stacked with hard-boiled eggs, paints, vinegar dyes, glitter--all the normal egg painting odds and ends, plus some glue, lawn debris and tiny camo nets for those truly in the holiday spirit ( Read more... )

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idkmybffnirvash April 23 2011, 22:36:12 UTC
That's not a healthy lunch.

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screwfate April 23 2011, 22:37:18 UTC
*even more embarrassing, ears flat*

I was not planning to eat them. It is for the holiday.

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idkmybffnirvash April 23 2011, 22:39:16 UTC
[looks at the eggs]

. . . What kind of holiday?

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screwfate April 23 2011, 22:40:28 UTC
I am not an expert, but I've been told that a rabbit brings children painted eggs.

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idkmybffnirvash April 23 2011, 22:42:15 UTC
A rabbit doesn't produce eggs.

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screwfate April 23 2011, 22:43:27 UTC
I realize that. Traditions do not always make a great deal of sense, though.

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idkmybffnirvash April 23 2011, 22:45:04 UTC
None of them do.

. . . Is that tradition?

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screwfate April 23 2011, 22:47:05 UTC
That is a good question. I'm not sure.

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idkmybffnirvash April 23 2011, 22:48:49 UTC
[. . . nods]

You'll change back soon.

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screwfate April 23 2011, 22:51:22 UTC
*ear twitch*

Not as soon as I'd like, but soon, yes.

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idkmybffnirvash April 23 2011, 22:52:30 UTC
[reaching for an ear]

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screwfate April 23 2011, 22:55:02 UTC
*it is a soft, warm real ear, and twitches a little when she gets close to it*

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idkmybffnirvash April 23 2011, 22:57:06 UTC
[oh! lets go! . . . looks at the eggs]

Did you bring them?

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screwfate April 23 2011, 23:01:19 UTC
...They were here when camp brought me. I believe I'm supposed to paint them.

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idkmybffnirvash April 23 2011, 23:02:29 UTC
Then, you deliver them to a child, and you can change back quicker!

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screwfate April 23 2011, 23:08:59 UTC
I hope so.

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