Easter Bunny Exchange
02-25-2009, 08:02 AM
#22
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Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Nottingham, UK
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LOL Love your stories Shadow.
I used to fill up baskets for the boys when they were small too & we always had an Easter Egg hunt. I really do miss those days.
But boy it has got more expensive as they have gotten older - as now they usually ask for a DVD, game for the consoles, or clothes. They do show their appreciation though by telling me they love me - I often change that to no you love my purse LOL.
Tisha.
I used to fill up baskets for the boys when they were small too & we always had an Easter Egg hunt. I really do miss those days.
But boy it has got more expensive as they have gotten older - as now they usually ask for a DVD, game for the consoles, or clothes. They do show their appreciation though by telling me they love me - I often change that to no you love my purse LOL.
Tisha.
02-25-2009, 08:39 AM
#23
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Join Date: Oct 2007
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The International people who have signed up so far have been matched up and their information has been sent to their Easter Bunny. Any new sign ups who are overseas will be matched up and info sent upon sign up. :) I am doing this to give International Bunnies some extra time for their parcel to hop over the big pond! lol
Please include in your package a card or note with your name as well as the name you use on the board so your person will know who their Bunny is. :)
The most important rule, and it must be followed is HAVE FUN!! :)
S.D.
Please include in your package a card or note with your name as well as the name you use on the board so your person will know who their Bunny is. :)
The most important rule, and it must be followed is HAVE FUN!! :)
S.D.
02-25-2009, 02:03 PM
#28
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Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Jacksonville, North Carolina
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Good grief, SD, I had the same mice attack my Easter basket supplies, left plenty of green and blue grass but got into the candies. My kids loved the chocolate covered eggs, the big ones, along with their bunnies. Someone/thing had eaten the ends off those eggs and the bunny ears. I always accused my boys dad with doing it. He was a chocolate fanatic. lol
I so miss those days, now we have to worry over much bigger things than scratched knees and splinters, don't we? I'm off to mail my Jim a pocket flag. Want him to have that and Roy and I's picture where he is in the big A.
Thanks for reminding me of the candy mishaps. We didn't have a dog in those days so I didn't have worry about where I hid the eggs. But the boys always wondered why the bunny colored some of the eggs pink when they were boys! giggling :wink:
I so miss those days, now we have to worry over much bigger things than scratched knees and splinters, don't we? I'm off to mail my Jim a pocket flag. Want him to have that and Roy and I's picture where he is in the big A.
Thanks for reminding me of the candy mishaps. We didn't have a dog in those days so I didn't have worry about where I hid the eggs. But the boys always wondered why the bunny colored some of the eggs pink when they were boys! giggling :wink:
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