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Blooming a little early this year. The flowers of the Easter Cactus (Rhipsalidopsis gaertneri)are very different from those of the Thanksgiving (Schlumbergera truncata) and Christmas (Schumbergera x buckleyi) cacti. The blossoms of the latter two are nearly identical. However, one can tell the difference by the leaves. The Thanksgiving variety has little points on the leaves, but the Christmas variety are slightly scalloped with no points.
Easter craft, Family makerspace, Tūranga, Saturday 1 April 2023.
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From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries
Easter Egg Covers made from beige cotton cord with satin ribbon.
It looks great on onion dyed eggs or on not dyed too. :)
Now on Etsy:
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I Sincerely hope that All my Dear Friends on Flickr had a Safe, Happy and Relaxing Easter.
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The Easter party begins...Raquelle brings a lot of presents and everyone is happy to meet her...everyone clash the multicolour Easter eggs... Ayana make some photos...girls try their new clothes...
Have fun and Happy Easter to everyone!
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The kids’ Easter baskets from the evening before Easter. The grandparents did a good job of keeping the kids busy after dinner so they wouldn’t get a sneak peek while I was taking pictures in the back yard.
Ava got a smaller stuffed fawn like the one she got for her birthday, a “Traveling Songs” Tonie and a fairy Creative Tonie (with Daniel Tiger songs that I put on it) for her Toniebox, a couple books, and a few pieces of candy. Evan got a lavender stuffed dragon, a Pokémon mini tin with two booster card packs in it, a Creative Tonie of his own (with assorted songs that I thought he might like), a couple books, and a few pieces of candy as well.
This was taken in Ohio at Easter time in 1971. Mark, Beth, Mom, Me and baby Kate. Kate is in another dress hand made by my Grandma Spehr. Look at my short's suit!
Seeing this line of duckling was the highlight of our muddy Easter walk. We watched them go from one pond to another, across a road and a field. Such a long walk for such little legs.