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Or the chicken that laid the Golden egg??? LOL
Seasonal table decoration.
Some fun for the season.
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Came upon this heartbreaking tableau in a nearby cemetery the other day. I'd headed out on a cold and rainy morning. Imperfect weather ignites a strange creative bent for me. And coming into a burial ground in these conditions usually ensures that my visit is solitary. Something about that desolation fuels the intensity of the experience. For me it's all about focus, oneness. Upon arrival in a place like this, I'm unerringly pulled this way or that until I find the reason(s) I was brought here. And so I stumbled upon this forlorn Easter basket left on the grave of a child. I was first attracted by the brilliant color, completely out of context with the bleached landscape and leaden sky. Then the bunny caught my eye. From a distance it appeared real. Up close it looked more like a bristle brush, but for that one moment it seemed to be a living being, quivering, frail and vulnerable. I had an irrational vision of the bristle bunny leaping from the basket and hopping off in fear of my approach. It's all very conflicting seeing things like this, totally out of context from the joy that were intended to bring. I thought back to the Easter baskets of my own childhood. Brought out on Easter morning in the comfort of home and family, siblings and parents. So much happiness associated with that, but as with many childhood memories, the details are compressed into very small flashbacks. The explore like tiny bombs every time I step on some unseen tripwire. Most of the intricate detail has now been smoothed over by time. Yet vivid splinters remain. Just enough to tell the story. I recall my Easter basket, and burrowing through the fake green grass for hidden chocolate eggs. We would get dressed up, and head to our grandparents for dinner and an egg hunt. The eggs were mostly filled with candy and small change. One egg contained a dollar bill. Man that was the coveted egg back then. A whole freaking dollar! The flashback ended just like that, distant recollections swirled away like water disappearing down a drain. My wonderful childhood Easter basket dissolved into this rain soaked one, standing lonely vigil over the cold gravesite of some poor kid I don't even know. I thought about how differently our life paths ended. I was saddened, but I still took the photo. This story still needed telling despite the sadness. I walked off, not looking back for fear that bristle bunny was following me home. I guess in a way it did.
We celebrated Easter 2019 with our son, Brian, and his family in Columbus, Ohio.
Grandson, Hamlet, decorating Easter eggs.
Happy Easter to all my flickr friends. My little easter presents just arrieve in time. I actually got it a few days earlier but was not able to take a picture. I was lucky enough to win this beautiful AFTERNOON SUIT . I got outbid twice but as they say 3rd time is the charm. It's a silkstone gold label and a club exclusive. Mint and complete just how I like it. The seller was nice enough to include the COA !!!;-D!!!
We celebrated Easter 2019 at our son, Brian's, house in Columbus, Ohio.
Viola decorating Easter eggs.
We celebrated Easter 2019 with our son, Brian, and his family in Columbus, Ohio.
The Easter egg hunt.
"A Happy Easter." These strange but distinguished chick musicians appear on a postcard that was postmarked in Baltimore, Md., on April 5, 1912.
Easter greetings from a demonic-eyed bunny.
This unsigned postcard was sent to Miss Lucy Leurquin (sp?) of Breamer [sic], Washington. The April 17th, 1909 postmark is for Bremer, Washington. There does not appear to be a post office, or much of anything, in Bremer today.
The message on the card is "I wish you a Happy Easter. Good bye. _ _ _ _ _ _"
HaPPy EaSteR DaY everyone!
Special thanks, to special friends for the contents of this photo... ;)
xoxox, All of us at Jillybug Manor
Easter Sunday was really a sun-day, all day long in fact, right to the end.
Photo 21/30 for April picture a day.
Happy Easter everyone!
This background was last minute, well the brick part! I had run out of the scrapbook paper and kept forgetting to get more. The mixed media kit I bought had a sand texture paste, and I had a brick stencil. The paste dried clear, so I used one coat of gesso, let that dry and dry brushed Camel acrylic paint and wiped it with a wet wipe for a distressed look. I tried to blend the paint with the paper for a seamless blend, I think it worked!
We celebrated Easter 2010 with our son, Brian, and his family in Columbus, Ohio.
Viola is checking to see what the Easter Bunny left in her robot Easter basket.
We celebrated Easter 2010 with our son, Brian, and his family in Columbus, Ohio.
Viola is checking to see what the Easter Bunny left in her robot Easter basket.
Dyed Easter eggs, live grass & Cholcolate nest & candy eggs.
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At Ethiopian Easter, people who can afford it, slaughter an ox. After 2 months of veganist fasting the Easter menu consists of mainly meat ! This bloody scene gets something magical in the dark..
After the morning snow melted it was time to photograph the spring flowers. Hard to believe this and the previous image were taken the same day... The flowers are golden currant.
happy Easter everyone...
...we head off today for a wedding, an easter egg hunt, a birthday party and a week at the farm...
have fun!
HAPPY EASTER to you, dear Flickr friends. Have a wonderful, blessed and safe holiday. Belated PASSOVER greetings to all.
I wanted to photograph this ranucula one more time before it dried up, so I drug out my Lensbaby. When I finished p-processing it, I was struck with the feeling that it was a bit Georgia O’Keeffe-ish. Hope you enjoy it!
Happy Easter!!
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