This week is all about Easter Eggs. Making
Jell-o Eggs. Dying Hard-boiled eggs with
Paas. And getting a fresh batch of plastic eggs to fill with all sorts of wonderful treasure.
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hinges and toys? what about loose halves and candy? |
Usually, I just walk into any store and buy them. But not this year. This year the new fad seems to be
hinged eggs. What? Hinges? Yuck. They were everywhere. I went to Giant. Hinges. Family Dollar. Hinges. A different Giant. Hinges. Finally, I got what I wanted at a CVS drugstore. Plastic eggs with no hinges. Leaving me free to mix & match as I please.
Why all of the hinges? They are a totally inferior product.
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Ah, the power of the split halves |
But whether you're using hinged or split eggs, real or Jell-o eggs, have a very Happy Easter.
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