True story:
Not exactly sure how old he was,
perhaps two or three.
(And this was many, many years ago!)
My daughter-in-law wanted my grandson
to tell me about their trip to the mall.
You know how little ones are.
If they can't see you, then you can't see them.
Translation:
He turned his back on his mom.
She was persistent and kept saying,
"Tell Gramma what you did when you saw the Easter Bunny.
Tell Gramma what you did when you saw the Easter Bunny."
Numerous times.
He finally threw up his hands and said,
"Scream and cry,
scream and cry,
scream and cry."
That's what he did when they took him
to see the Easter Bunny.
Not an Easter goes by that I don't think of this story.
Not an Easter goes by that I don't think of this story.
Okay, now time to share some Easter cards.
See, Andy ... the Easter Bunny isn't scary!
However you spend your day, enjoy!
However you spend your day, enjoy!
The last three are my favorites! Love the colors and the photos and the coordination of everything!
ReplyDeleteOh Sue, how many little kids, also cried seeing Father Christmas , lol- not always the joy parents imagine , for them. But a wonderful joy seeing your cards, they are all so adorable, and really cute, too- Thank you for showing and a Happy Easter to you dear . xox
ReplyDeleteWhat a very sweet story! I wonder why the Easter bunny is always so scary looking. Precious Easter cards.
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