Colorimetry: Saturday Snapshot - Easter and Winner!!

Ugh.

Have you ever written an entire post and then lost it?! Links, pix, incredibly witty sentences?! *sigh* I don't know whether to give up and mope or rewrite it.

I'd like to say I took the "high road" and just rewrote it. But I'm excessively grumpy... the result is nothing like the fun-lovin' post I originally created:

Saturday Snapshot is hosted by At Home with Books... real pix... real fun!

Here's the cute picture of some eggs we colored.

This is my silly picture of our Passover Sedar.

The way-cool thought behind this goofy plate was how we ended up having a great discussion about Passover and Easter which involved "death of firstborn" *gasp* and being "covered" by the blood. *gasp again* It was a great conversation spurred by such a silly dish. (The digression from real Sedar ingredients is all my fault & I don't mean any insult to the amazingly awesome Passover meal.)

We visited with family - here's Trinity showing me she found the egg Nana had decorated:

As for the Easter Eggstravaganza Hop...

I enjoyed everyone's responses on how they celebrate Easter or memories of times past. I thought I was the only kid who woke up to find chocolate hiding in bookshelves, so it's very fun to see how many remember similar fun. Miri's comment was so fun, I wanted to quote it:

Miri

we went on a walk all together and the weather was beautifully. And every now and then, my siblings or I found a some sweets all along the way. I KNEW that somehow my parents and grandparents must have put them there (I learend later that they carried a bag with them and just dropped the sweets whenever we didn't look), but I couldn't figure out how they did it. It was really magical - and I was excited because we found magical sweets and there was sun and I was with my family.

As for the winner (You may roll your tongue in drum roll, if you like. I am.)

Emily @ Falling For YAApr 9, 2012 05:28 PMI don't really have any Easter memories. When my sister was younger though she didn't believe in the Easter bunny so I made up this HUGE lie about how I saw him and blah blah, she told all her friends about it and believed in the Easter Bunny until she was like 13, even after she had found out Santa isn't real. It was actually pretty funny.

You Wha?!

Maybe we should pick a different winner?! Someone who honors FAMILY for Easter instead of teasing younger sisters 'til their 13???!!!

What's up with that Emily @ Falling for YA?!?!