AsianBomb777 said:

You will be stirring pudding and eating chicken salad (had to say it)

AsianBomb777 said:

Errrr...so you don't celebrate Easter right?

althom said:

No. But it falls on a Sunday, and that is what I do on Sundays.
I'm not a religious fanatic or anything.

I mostly go there becuase they offer cheap authentic Thai Food, and it feels like Little Thailand in the states. ALmost like taking a short vacation.

AsianBomb777 said:

That word always reminds me of the time i was watching Countdown and the letters "TAMPA" came up.

God, how as a 12-year old schoolboy, i was desperate for an X to come next.

AsianBomb777 said:

Oh! Cool!!

althom said:

ALTHOM is a STONER

Natisse said:

you ... oh great beautiful goddess

are always welcome in our circles

At my uncle and aunty and lil cousin'z place da whole family'z havin lunch Dat entailz alotta food, trust me. Plus everyonez hypo!! AS per usualz and I've been gettin emailz from my family'z yahoo group talkin about some easter bonnet parade for da lil kidz da only one time dat happened was in 1986 and we made hatz wif my aunty wif pink crepe paper

I'll be going to my parent's house eating a big fat dinner and raiding my nieces' Easter baskets.

I'm going to my friend Christine's house for dinner. First year I won't be spending it with my family! It's all good though, this family is so chaotic and hysterical there will not be a dull moment!

2the9s said:

JasmineFire said:

We will eat Paella in celebration!

Hallelujah!

2the9s said:

only if i don't make it. i haven't tried making paella since that fiasco.

Mach said:

Is there nudity?

I'll be having brunch with my family

Geez...my Easter is not as exciting (or R-rated) as some of you all's;

First we go to church.

Then we come home and I hide eggs in the backyard so the kids can think that the Easter Bunny stopped by while we were out and they go on an Easter egg hunt.

Then we go to Chili's for brunch.

applekisses said:

Stay away from your mums cooking!

I'll be shouting at my kids for not eating there dinner and eating too much chocolate


getting flumoxed when they want me to explain the easter bunny thing

and then spending the night comforting the little angels when they have had too much chocolate and the belly ache sets in.

Working.

I made smores out of the peeps a few hours ago.

It's just another beautiful Sunday to me... staying home, relaxing sounds appealing to me.

I just said "relaxing"...

I have seen the

I just witness my newphews hunt easter egss.


Let me set the scene:

My sister waited till the last minute, and only had a dozen eggs to die.
So she died them this morning, and one of the eggs dropped and cracked.

sooooo, she hid 11 eggs today in the yard.
It was just before the egg hunt that she realized she didn't have easter baskets
for the kids, so she had them walking the yard looking for 11 eggs who's dye was still porbably wet, with plastic walmart bags in their hands.


And to make matters worse, they bickered and argued with each other about who had the most eggs, and whether spotting the egg meant you had soulr rights to the egg, or if the true momment of "egg ownership" came when you touched the egg.

It got ugly.

AsianBomb777 said:

i could see that happening at my house. i'm not doing any eggs, the kids are at church right now with my brother and i'm inthe process of cooking

You can't make this stuff up:

We hide plastic eggs filled with candy in the backyard for the kids every year.

So I was up at the crack of dawn (ok...so it was more like 6:30am...) to hide them before the kids woke up.

We go to church. Then we go to brunch (usually we do the egg hunt after church, but then they fill up with candy and don't eat, so we did brunch first).

We came home and they went to the backyard to hunt for their eggs.

The eggs are there. But they are nearly all EMPTY!!! Seems that a squirrel with a sweet tooth got to them first. 2 or 3 had been gnawed through, then the rest were actually opened apart (I guess they learn fast).

Fortunately, I had placed some in bushes that the squirrel couldn't reach, so they still had candy.

Mach said:

one day I would love to take you up on that

PurpleJedi said:

...And did I mention that they took a bunny-shaped egg hostage? I had three and only 2 remained. I can only image what they did with it.

I worked each day of the 4 day break, but took time out for a family lunch on Saturday and after that the kids did their easter egg hunt which was a success - the chocolate eggs didn't even melt even though the sun was pretty hot out there! The kids were happy and I was relaxed. Great!

althom said:

I did! I'm fine