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Ryan Negrillo  |  Easter  |  0 comments  |  28 views  |  Read Full

 

We see many representations of the coming holiday.  While some are widely known, a few are not.  Take a moment to see which ones you do know.

Easter Bunny – The hare is one of the most adorable and well known symbols of Easter.  Children wait to catch a glimpse of him ...

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Christmas is already commercialized.  The stores have started decorating in October now and have “Christmas in July” sales.  Easter, it seems, is starting to follow suit.  The stores start placing displays right after Valentine's Day in February.

Easter should be ...

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Lent is a forty-six day penitence season that begins on Ash Wednesday and ends on Holy Saturday, the day before Easter Sunday.  It is symbolic of the forty days Jesus spent out in the wilderness before his ministry.

Ash Wednesday is the first day of Lent, and gets its name from the practice ...

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Leftover eggs can be numerous at my house, because we usually overshoot how many we really need.  If you have the same problem, here are some suggestions for those unused eggs:

Hard boiled eggs – Shell the egg and eat it.  Nothing like a good boiled egg with a little pepper ...

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Apparently, the Easter Bunny can.  He brings baskets of eggs to all the good little children.  Along with the basket, Mr. Bunny adds some other candy and gifts for the special child.  There is also a colorful assortment of eggs – Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, Speckled, Chocolate, ...