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Amy Wrote:Well, yeah, ok. But is there ANYthing into which you are incapable of instantly reading a double entendre?
Hard coded, it is.
Out egg hunt in the back yard was for plastic eggs filled with jelly beans, and a few dozen of the dumbest things ever: cascarones. These are eggs that have been partially opened, drained and dried, and then filled with confetti, and often flour as well. People then attempt to crack them on others, or throw them at each other.
Seriously.
Mrs Occhi bought some dozens of them. First time I had ever heard of them. They are part of some Mexican tradition that expands the concept of the piñata into random acts of litter. Not sure of the symbolism involved, beyond breaking eggs. I wish we'd just painted some eggs: Shadow's approach is defnintely the better idea. I formally banned cascarones from ever crossing my property line, ever again. I further invited anyone in my family to go play with them at my Mother in Law's house, whose brainchild this event apparently was, any time they wished. That witch has been getting on my nerves lately.
The grilled lamb was this Easter's only saving grace, and my daughter's singing at church. I would never have suspected that I'd become an Easter Grinch, but I think it happened.
Occhi
"Think globally, drink locally."