Only in Pennsylvania

Only in Pennsylvania edition 2. The Easter Bunny waving to an Amish family in a buggy.


Awwww.

Nibble Nibble: The Easter Bunny's Gonna Get You

It's that time of year again! Yes, it's make-your-kids-sit-on-scary-Easter-bunny-at-the-mall time! To celebrate the season, let me leave you with these especially creepy human-size bunnies, primed and waiting for your children! Can you say nibble nibble?


For your viewing pleasure, here are few good creepy Easter Bunnies collections you should take peek at:

The Ultimate Collection of Strange, Creepy and Scary Easter Bunnies
Sketchy Bunnies by FAIL blog
The 65 Sketchiest Easter Bunnies

Happy Easter

Today I am grateful that my Savior lives.

Coloring Eggs

This week I've been in Pittsburgh (which I will post about later). I made it home just in time to be swept over to my grandparent's house for our annual Easter Egg Coloring Get-together. I ended up taking so long on each egg that I only got to decorate three eggies. I had Peeps on my brain, so what do you know? that's what appeared on one of my eggs. One was a miserable failure, so we will not discuss that one. And finally, the last one celebrated the 'feet' of Easter--namely cow, chick, and bunny feet.

What can I say? I had to amuse myself.

But, I am not going to lie, I am pleased with how they turned out this year (except for that one we were not going to talk about).


You can judge for yourself.

A Peep Bomb

Ingredients:

1 yellow marshmallow peep,
a paper plate,
and a microwave

Directions:

A. Turn microwave on high.
B. Watch inside carefully
C. Wait until peep explodes
D. Stop microwave
C. Peel sticky goo off plate, walls, door
E. Enjoy.

Or, for a less messy treat, wait until peep inflates to 3 times its size and stop the microwave.

My Peep experiment followed the latter directions, as I am not a big fan of cleaning up. The transformation was still worth it though.

Peep Before

Peep After

Te he he. Does it get any better?

Eggies

I colored Easter Eggs this weekend and then we did not eat them. I was shocked when people told me they had eaten the eggs they had dipped in toxic colors. Something just seems wrong with that. Green eggs for eating? ewww.

I usually go overboard with my decorations, and spend like 30 minutes an egg so that by the time I'm done with 3, the others have already dyed a whole dozen or so. I like experimenting with the clear crayon the best and dipping the egg in more than one color.

On Sunday we hid the eggs at one of my relative's farm, and let me just tell you that it was cold. That was not really how I wanted to spend my Easter, searching for little eggies while flurries drifted from the sky. I suppose the weather helped us to find them a little faster... My mom already broke all of the eggs she found anyway. Soon the smell of rot will invade the dining room table. Gee, I wonder what will be the cause?

And this was the first year I didn't have an Easter basket to hunt at home. I'm too old. This is very sad.

Peeps

Oh my gosh. I had no idea people could be so creative with Peeps. Do you know how many Peep websites there are out there? I personally hate their sugarary marshmallowy disgustingingness, but I can't deny that they are cute. They get 5 stars for cuteness. I almost wish that I did like them just so that I look at them. Its just the gooey thing, and granulated sugar thing.

That said. If you want to see the poor little critters biologically tested, check out this Peep Research website. It is so funny. Especially the sad 'after' pictures of the Peep test subjects.

Easter

HAPPY EASTER!!