Oh, really? Five to ten inches of snow
for Easter? That IS an April Fools' Day joke, right Mother Nature?
Sigh...
Unfortunately, it doesn't look like
it's a joke. It looks like there's a good chance of it actually
happening tonight through tomorrow, which means that the Easter Bunny
may have to set aside a little extra time while it's out delivering
jelly beans and hiding eggs. Hopefully, the bunny won't be hiding
the eggs outdoors; otherwise, some of them may not be found until,
say, June, or whenever it is the snow melts this year.
Sigh. Again.
Oh well; hopefully, the snow won't
throw the kibosh into anyone's weekend plans. We're looking forward
to a somewhat quiet Easter; usually, we get together with my siblings
and their kids and celebrate with lots of food. However, with my
brother and his brood going downstate, my sister working, and two of
my nieces out of the state, it looks like it'll just be me, Loraine,
and my niece Mallory. But we've decided to do the holiday right--
I'm making a big pan of French Toast
casserole and we're devouring it. THAT should be a fun Easter,
especially with a dish that's (and I'm only slightly kidding here)
equal parts French bread, eggs, brown sugar, and cinnamon. You can't
go wrong with a dish like that, so even though our numbers will be
depleted this year, and we'll be awash in that wet, slippery white
stuff, at least we'll be spending the rest of our Easter in a sugar
coma.
Not because of jelly beans or
chocolate, but because of the casserole.
Hope your Easter is just as yummy,
especially if you're in an area with Easter like weather. Unlike,
say, those of us who live in the U.P.
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