It is officially Spring , but you can't tell by looking outside. However, because of the weird calendar juggling that picks Easter each year, the Easter Bunny is going to need to bring a thick layer of fur, and possibly a coat on top of that. We all prepared with our traditional colored hard-boiled eggs.
We tried traditional dyes, as well as stickers, shrink-wrap plastic sleeves, and clear crayons that kept the dye off of the eggs, allowing us to make neat reverse patterns on the eggs. We even tried a few two-tone eggs.
All in all, a pretty plate of eggs. Now if we can just get the boys (esp. Aaron) to try one. Alex will usually eat the whites with a little salt and pepper.
It is officially Spring , but you can't tell by looking outside. However, because of the weird calendar juggling that picks Easter each year, the Easter Bunny is going to need to bring a thick layer of fur, and possibly a coat on top of that. We all prepared with our traditional colored hard-boiled eggs.
We tried traditional dyes, as well as stickers, shrink-wrap plastic sleeves, and clear crayons that kept the dye off of the eggs, allowing us to make neat reverse patterns on the eggs. We even tried a few two-tone eggs.
All in all, a pretty plate of eggs. Now if we can just get the boys (esp. Aaron) to try one. Alex will usually eat the whites with a little salt and pepper.
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