Creator: Ashleigh5272001 (flickr.com)
Place: New Albany, IN (USA)
ESOTD: 3/24/10
Here's a fun little game, try to figure out if that egg on the left is supposed to be Frankenstein or Dick Tracy.
Photographer: Talese
Place: The US of A
ESOTD: 3/19/10
I for one have been seen wearing bunny ears at the local grocery store. No, not Easter yet but it's good to be ready.
Having attended a Catholic school I still remember Lent as the time we made those mini crosses out of palm leaves. It was fun in a crafty kind of way. Apparently, it is also custom to slowly decorate a plain wooden cross as lent progresses:
"On Ash Wednesday, the plain wooden cross is wrapped with thin branches and displayed in the Sanctuary. Then on the first Sunday of Lent, the "rugged" cross is draped with a violet cloth."
The final touch are the palm leaves which are added on...can you guess which day?? Palm Sunday!! Der de der. (For all your heathens out there, Palm Sunday is the Sunday before Easter Sunday).
Photographer: David
Place: Gainesville, FL (USA)
ESOTD: 3/17/10
David says,"Good sport, though I'm not quite sure how he felt about wearing the pink ears."
He felt how any proud stallion would feel: AWESOME!
Creator: Dietmut Teijgeman-Hansen
Place: Rotterdam, The Netherlands
ESOTD: 3/15&16/2010
Photographer: Rob Allegar
Place: Washington D.C....sortof
ESOTD: 3/12/10
"The Easter Bunny makes a special appearance at the park in Carmel Valley Village, for a great big egg hunt in the grass." - Juliet Pool
Wow, a sighting of the big man...or er...bunny himself.
What I wouldn't give to shake his paw.
Photographer: Tobias Horvath
Place: Berlin, Germany
ESOTD: 3/9/10
Those eggs remind me of the Easter eggs my Lithuanian grandma used to have around her house. They have a more "European" or "East European" feel to the way they were painted.
Easter Centerpiece
Creator: Denise Wells
Place: Yankton, South Dakota (USA)
ESOTD: 3/8/10
Denise says, "I decorated my Tealight Tree with Easter Eggs, Flowers and Ribbon. Then put glass bowls filled with candy where the tealight platforms are. It's nice for any Easter Party."
I say, "It shouts spring!"
Stuffed Candy
Photographer: Ryan Alexander
Place: San Fransisco, CA (USA)
ESOTD: 3/5/10
Ryan says, "Here is some candy my mom sent me. Thanks mom!"
Is there candy inside the stuffed animals? I'm thoroughly confused.
Still, I love the face on the dog in the rabbit suit.
Easter Goodies!
Photographer: Denise Cortez
Place: San Ysidro CA - Tijuana MX, USA
ESOTD: 3/4/10
Denise says, "Here are some goodies from Scarlett's (her daughter) Easter basket."
Since Denise is somehow living in America AND Mexico at the same time she would also like to translate for my Spanish literate readers:
"Estas son algunas de las cositas que Scarlett resivio en su canastita."
Hum...well I don't know Spanish, but I'm pretty sure she's talking about the rest of us English speaking only folks.
Or maybe she just repeated what she said earlier about her daughter's basket.
We may never know :-(
Gianduja Easter Eggs
Jacq! (I wish my name had punctuation in it...) says, "These painted eggs are made from real eggshells filled with delicious Gianduja hazelnut chocolate."
Yummm, sounds delightful. I want one!
"They cost $6.50 each."
Gulp! Whether that's in Australian or American money, anything more than a 50 pence is a bit steep.
Pascha Ornaments
Photographer: Bill Rogers
Place: Tampa, FL (USA)
ESOTD: 3/2/10
I get the bunny and the egg, but I'm lost with the angelic boy-girl king-queen.
Let me do a quick internet search.
Ok, apparently the statue is a boy. Actually it's Jesus as a boy. Typically referred to as the Santo NiƱo de Atocha he's the, "Roman Catholic depiction of the Child Jesus and is popular in the Hispanic cultures of Spain, Mexico, Philippines and the southwestern United States, especially New Mexico." (Wikipedia.org)
Can you believe I attended a Catholic school where half the students were Hispanic?
Creator: Carmen Rose
Place: Virginia, USA
ESOTD: 3/1/10
have you ever done a cake with hiker boots, or for a mountain trail hiker? -- I want to get an idea for a groom's cake - Thanks --
ReplyDeleteSue Garcia
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I still need a suggestion if anyone has one!!
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SUE GARCIA
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Hey sorry, Sue! I'm guessing you made the cake by now?
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