Posted by Mark - IN. on April 11, 2009 at 22:08:53 from (205.188.116.74):
You know that this means shaving, showering, putting on a suit and all of that fun stuff don't you? And being nice at the dinner table and stuff? And fellas comin in from the chicken coop with straw in our hair and breath smelling like moonshine, and then denying did anything wrong?
And this creates another problem. The last three Easters on the northern border of Indiana we had snow. Hiding the Easter eggs was easy. I just didn't color them and walked around the deck and tossed them strategically around down into the snow. "Alright kids, put on your coats and boots and go find your Easter eggs". That sure was easy, just waited until after the snow melted and walked around picking up most of them that weren't found. Now here's the problem: Is supposed to be like 60 tomorrow and no snow. Now what am I supposed to do? Color and hide them things for real? I'll get my suit dirty and stuff. Oh no.
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