Easter Means . . .

itty (Sherry ) dumped this in
on 11 Apr 2004:

Happy was "finding" the eggs faster than the kids were. They sure were
mad at him.

What a happy memory. Thanks for sharing that. It sounds like he had a lot
of character. I know you miss him.

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Cheryl

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On Sun, 11 Apr 2004 15:35:01 -0500, Karen Chuplis
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Anyone ever "lost" an egg that was found weeks later?

As a kid, I once found an Easter egg in the yard about six months
later, and made the mistake of breaking it. The stench was truly
memorable.

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On Sun, 11 Apr 2004 15:35:01 -0500, Karen Chuplis
wrote:

Anyone ever "lost" an egg that was found weeks later?

As a kid, I once found an Easter egg in the yard about six months
later, and made the mistake of breaking it. The stench was truly
memorable.

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than not to think at all." -- Hypatia of Alexandria

We had a little dog when I was growing up named Moppet. She LOVED to carry
Easter eggs around. Somewhere we have a polaroid with her carrying a blue
Easter egg in her mouth. SHe thought the hiding and finding of eggs was
great fun. Anyone ever "lost" an egg that was found weeks later?

karen

Oh, golly yes. August of 1981. I was sure there was a dead mouse in the kid's
room, and it turned out to be a basket of easter eggs in the closet she was
"saving."

Sherry

We had a little dog when I was growing up named Moppet. She LOVED to carry
Easter eggs around. Somewhere we have a polaroid with her carrying a blue
Easter egg in her mouth. SHe thought the hiding and finding of eggs was
great fun. Anyone ever "lost" an egg that was found weeks later?

karen

Oh, golly yes. August of 1981. I was sure there was a dead mouse in the kid's
room, and it turned out to be a basket of easter eggs in the closet she was
"saving."

Sherry

in article , Sherry at
itty wrote on 4/11/04 5:23 PM:

We had a little dog when I was growing up named Moppet. She LOVED to carry
Easter eggs around. Somewhere we have a polaroid with her carrying a blue
Easter egg in her mouth. SHe thought the hiding and finding of eggs was
great fun. Anyone ever "lost" an egg that was found weeks later?

karen

Oh, golly yes. August of 1981. I was sure there was a dead mouse in the kid's
room, and it turned out to be a basket of easter eggs in the closet she was
"saving."

Sherry

LOL!!!Oh my!

Karen

in article , Sherry at
itty wrote on 4/11/04 5:23 PM:

We had a little dog when I was growing up named Moppet. She LOVED to carry
Easter eggs around. Somewhere we have a polaroid with her carrying a blue
Easter egg in her mouth. SHe thought the hiding and finding of eggs was
great fun. Anyone ever "lost" an egg that was found weeks later?

karen

Oh, golly yes. August of 1981. I was sure there was a dead mouse in the kid's
room, and it turned out to be a basket of easter eggs in the closet she was
"saving."

Sherry

LOL!!!Oh my!

Karen

On 11 Apr 2004 22:23:05 GMT, itty (Sherry ) wrote:

We had a little dog when I was growing up named Moppet. She LOVED to carry
Easter eggs around. Somewhere we have a polaroid with her carrying a blue
Easter egg in her mouth. SHe thought the hiding and finding of eggs was
great fun. Anyone ever "lost" an egg that was found weeks later?

karen

Oh, golly yes. August of 1981. I was sure there was a dead mouse in the kid's
room, and it turned out to be a basket of easter eggs in the closet she was
"saving."

Sherry

That reminds me of the time my then 4-year old hid his half uneaten
meat sandwich in a chair under some magazines. MLB

On 11 Apr 2004 22:23:05 GMT, itty (Sherry ) wrote:

We had a little dog when I was growing up named Moppet. She LOVED to carry
Easter eggs around. Somewhere we have a polaroid with her carrying a blue
Easter egg in her mouth. SHe thought the hiding and finding of eggs was
great fun. Anyone ever "lost" an egg that was found weeks later?

karen

Oh, golly yes. August of 1981. I was sure there was a dead mouse in the kid's
room, and it turned out to be a basket of easter eggs in the closet she was
"saving."

Sherry

That reminds me of the time my then 4-year old hid his half uneaten
meat sandwich in a chair under some magazines. MLB

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Little foil-wrapped chocolate eggs skittering around the floor, flying
past your head; confiscating them so he doesn't eat them; eating the
chocolate myself, but finding the little foil wrappers all over the
house.
Theresa

At our place, some of them are gift-wrapped in hairballs. :(

Mmmmmm.... yummmy! (I've heard of chocolate coated ants, but the thought of
hair coated Easter eggs BARF)

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