We broke out the fingernail polish this year.
But don't even get me started on the bunny.
Last night my momma was making jokes about the bunny. She was telling The Story, and, just joking around, she said, "... and on the third day... a giant rabbit came and rolled the stone away!" We all started laughing. "What? It couldn't have been a little garden bunny!"
Oh, mom.
So tomorrow, it's kinda jam-packed. We'll get up at like 6:30 and come downstairs and do the egg thing and baskets. Get dressed, take all our stuff out to the car. We're going to take breakfast with us.
So when we get to our destination, a 700-person town smack-dab in the middle of nowhere, we're going to church. Then, we go to grandma Linny's for lunch with my dad's family. After everybody leaves and stuff, we go to grandma Judy's for dinner with my mom's family.
She's making mustard ham (don't tell Abigail that's what she puts on it) and pink stuff! My family has a weird idea of 'salad.' They think salad is marshmallows and Jell-O with a few maraschino cherries with cool-whip on top. Really. I don't even know what's in the pink stuff. But it's so yummy.
Then in the morning we get up and drive back and get to school, but late. Oh well, it's not like I have perfect attendance anyway.
And right now I am loving all the white-throated sparrow calls I can hear right outside my window. It is making me happy. It's really spring!
2 comments:
Sophia's grandmother makes a lot of varieties of "pink stuff."
We did natural dyes this year--red cabbage makes blue eggs!
That's wierd that red cabbage makes blue eggs!
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