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Easter Bunny Ideas

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Although, the Easter bunny may seem to be a fresh new face on the scene each and every year the Easter bunny has been around for centuries. The oldest types of Easter eggs are colorful dyed hard boiled poultry eggs. Most often you will find Easter eggs that are chicken eggs; however, some people have even been known to boil and dye turkey eggs that are much larger than chicken eggs.

Egg and Cup: A Glamorous Easter Craft

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Here's a glamorous Easter craft you can do with older kids, just using basic craft supplies you already have and a few odds and ends from around the house, like some leftover cups from an instant drink mix. Once you paint the eggs and add the glitter to the cups, you've got one glamorous craft that really shows off your painting chops! Too cute!

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Facts about Easter, the Fertility Holiday

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Most people think Easter is a Christian holiday, but it actually predates Christianity, and was a popular pagan holiday welcoming spring and celebrating Fertility.
Even the name; Easter, relates to fertility (estrogen, estrus, and so forth all derive from the same root).
Oh.. and the Easter bunny was male.

Published 41 weeks 6 days ago
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Vintage Photographs and Easter Ramblings | This girl's vintage

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This Girls Vintage is a blog owned by the Enchanted Vintage Clothing girls. The blog talks old school fashion, new fashions, models vintage looks, talks the history of designers and the famous original hollywood starlets from all the best old movies. This is a collection of rare photographs, everyone from Jayne Mansfield to Audrey Hepburn

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Swedish Easter for Beginners

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In Sweden, Easter is called “påsk”. That’s pronounced “posk” and not “pask”. The holiday begins with what Anglo-Americans call Maundy Thursday, which in Sweden is called “skärtorsdag”. Skärtorsdag actually translates as Cutting Thursday.