At our house it's just about the easter bunny and chocolate and various candies that the kids love. That's it.

Yesterday, (Friday), was a perfect spring day in South West England:

A warm and dazzling sun, low in the sky. Daffodils in full bloom. Magnolia trees festooned in blossom. Woodpeckers tapping. Lambs bleating in the fields. Small birds making lustful overtures to their mates. The scent of newly mown grass and moist earth. The distant cries of children playing.

A late afternoon meal of barbecued organic steak served with a freshly picked wild garlic salad from the garden, steamed purple sprouting broccoli and roasted potatoes. Fine French and Spanish red wines.

And chocolate.

Oh, and no work.

You and Ravenhael have put this day in a new light. Never to late to grow up a little more, and see things from a different perspective.
Okay...new Easter tradition... zombie movie marathon!

Yeah!

Let's hear it for chocolate and no work!

Aaaahhh thank you very much...I am a happy man now.

Talking about easter, i just came back from the local convinence store, and i had no intention of buying sweets or junk of any sort. But surpringly came home with a ton of jelly beans,Cadbury caramel eggs and a stuffed neon pink bunny ( which i plan to add devilish horns to ^-^).
It must have been all of the pastel colors that attracked me .
As a child i never really celebrated Easter, so i have no connection towards it aside from the candy.
To think of it all this candy makes me want to go on an egg hunt.
Hail Satan!
-Emily

http://www.livescience.com/othernews/ap_050325_crucifixion.html

Check this link out. Some of the participants were quoted as saying they were payed by a man, wearing a long black coat, who only identified himself as Grima.

Ohh I forgot to mention. At least your birthday doesn't some times fall on easter. Easter themed birthday, jee what fun Usually ended up spending my birthday at some relatives house. Luckily this year they fall on different weeks.

Don't tell us...you used to get bunnies and duckies for your birthday.

You could always celebrate the not-so-time-honored festival of Beaster instead.

You could...

-- Munch on chocolate Beaster bunnies. (Wear earplugs, because they squeal like the dickens when you bite them.)
-- Hunt for Beaster eggs. (Don't forget to carry a stick to whack them with.)
-- March in a Beaster Day parade. (No one under the age of 21 allowed.)
-- Make Beaster baskets. (Only to be done underwater, of course.)
-- Show off your new Beaster bodice. (Bonnets optional.)

There's just no end to the fun you could have!

-gasp- how do you know I wear a long, black raincoat? Dammit I better start packing now...you know too much already