March 20, 2008
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Easter egg hunts. Who says they're just for kids?
The Sales department is holding one for us today along with a catered lunch! How fun!
Who doesn't like finding colorful things with goodies inside?
Tomorrow is a company holiday, but it's called "Spring Break" not "Good Friday".
3 day weekend, YEAH!
I remember going to Emily and Liz's house to dye eggs for Easter.
In their back yard, we'd dip one end in this color and the other end in another.
Sometimes there are so many colors combined that the egg looks brownish.
I love the ones with the deep hues... or with designs!
Sometimes they'd be wrapped in this decorated plastic film.
I like eating them with salt.
Maybe I will dye some eggs tomorrow!
But it's kind of too much work... so maybe not.
Comments (7)
wow, your company sounds like a great place to work.
i didn't like the eggs in the plastic. they were hard to open up and eat.
the dyes are easy, but messy. you can use rubber bands to make patterns. imagine a whole bunch of different colored eggs on your table! that'll be fun.
Martha Stewart does a great job with dyeing eggs - she even uses this really beautiful gold powder.
i remembered that napkin fold when i saw your little bunny picture!
i need a easter sunday book to read with the kids. i'll probably print out a border's coupon today and go find something tomorrow. wanna come?
remember those haas (?) kits?
lots of plastic eggs coming at you on sunday.
Don't you get Monday off as well? That's the way here plus half a day off on Thursday, for some obscure reason.
Mmm, Easter eggs!
so good to see you and s in person yesterday!!!
is that sam on the bottom right of that picture?
how awesome, an adult easter egg hunt.