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Do you make your own Easter Baskets or do you buy them pre-made. I’ve been thinking about putting my own together for the kids. I certainly don’t want to give them any candy. We love watching movies, coloring, and painting and I know putting all of those things together would make a great basket.

Disney has put together an awesome Easter Basket! I have two to giveaway! USA and Canada can enter!

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Winners will receive a Disney-themed Easter Basket that values over $200, including Blu-ray & DVD Combo Packs

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The Princess and the Frog

 

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Toy Story Special Edition

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Toy Story 2 Special Edition

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Princess Tiana & Prince Naveen Wedding Doll Playset (only available in Disney Stores)

Princess Tiana and Prince Naveen Wedding Doll Play Set

Ponyo Plush

Assorted holiday chocolates and Easter Eggs

 

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  5. My Easter tradition is going to church and giving back to the Lord for all he has done and spending time with family and friends 🙂 @Briandav

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  13. Our family has only had one easter with kids not including this one but we hide Eggs and visit family. As the kids get older I would like to establish more unique traditions 😀

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  25. First, we color Easter eggs on Friday night, Then, we bring the kids to an Easter Egg Hunt on day before Easter. Then, it’s a big brunch on Easter Day at my Mom’s house!

    kjmaje at gmail dot com

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  78. our easter tradition is church then a big dinner with lots of family. now that our family has little children we enjoy watching them hunt for easter eggs.

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  83. We like to visit the grandparents for lunch and dinner. Then we go home to relax. Thanks for the chance.

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  102. On Saturday right before Easter we get together with the WHOLE family. 2nd and 3rd cousins and just have a potluck dinner and it’s so much fun! But we have to drive 3 hours round trip to get there. I’m so glad It’s only once a year!!
    Then on Easter morning we just do a small basket, but Avery’s only 2 1/2 so it works out!

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  104. We have the basic Easter traditions…dying eggs and seeing the bunny before the big day, hunting for eggs the morning of and then going to the in-laws house for a big lunch!

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  108. Our Easter traditions are pretty typical: Easter baskets outside of the bedrooms, an egg hunt inside or outside depending on the weather, church as a family, and a big Easter lunch.

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  109. We do the usual dying eggs, easter egg hunt but one different tradition we do is Saturday evening we plant jelly beans and when we awake Sunday morning, we go out to find that the Easter Bunny came and that lollipops have grown in our jelly bean patch! Kids always luv this! Sunday is definitely great with church…all the kids in new Easter attire, a family photo and then a great dinner!

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  112. We go to church and then have a big famiy dinner. After dinner we have and egg hunt for the kids.

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  114. My kids are in their 20s but we still get together the night before Easter and color eggs. On Easter, we always go to my brother’s house for dinner where we have an egg hunt. (or 2 or 3!)

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  115. I always watched The Sound of Music or The Ten Commandments on tv when I was young. I wasn’t allowed to stay up late so I always thought the end of the Sound of Music was the wedding scene. They don’t seem to be on tv on Easter as often anymore so I have to be content with enjoying them on dvd. Of course we also hunt eggs and eat ham. And lots of chocolate.

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  117. We always colored eggs of course. Then we would get up on Easter morning and there are the Easter baskets all setting there. There are new Easter cloths for Church and then family dinner after.

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  119. On the Saturday of Easter weekend, we color eggs and decorate sugar cookies. Every year we buy a new kite to take and fly at the park after church on Easter Sunday. Thank you for the awesome giveaway.

    koinonia572001@yahoo.com

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  132. We dye eggs the week before, go to church on Good Friday and Easter, have brunch at my grandmother’s house and then dinner and an Easter egg hunt at the house of whoever is hosting dinner, usually my aunt.

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  133. When the kids wake up they see their homeade baskets and they know that they are from us. We don’t want them to get caught up in the “easter bunny” and forget about the real meaning of Easter. Then we go to Sunrise Service at church and have breakfast there. After church we go to my mom and dad’s where all of the grandkids have their easter egg hunt. This year, we are going to dye some eggs and put Cars stickers on them! :o)

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  149. When the children woke up there was always an Easter basket next to their bed and the eggs were hidden outside. They couldn’t have any of the candy until they found the eggs and ate one(they were kept in the fridge until right before they were hidden). We, also, always had a big Easter dinner.

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  158. My daughter’s birthday is usually around Easter so we have a birthday/Easter party and have an easter egg hunt. But on Easter day we always go to church and celebrate!!

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  180. main entry: Our tradition for Easter is to get together with each person bringing a dish and eggs they have colored and if its pretty we usually go to our park that has the big grass fields so we can hunt eggs and eat our meal under the pavillion and we take along bubbles to blow,frisbees to toss, lots of fun & take lots of pictures, hope yours is great one with your family
    sewitupjulie at gmail dot com

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  186. We go to our relatives house, from there we walk to a nearby park and hide eggs for the kids, then we walk them there , and we watch as they find the eggs.

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  188. Easter tradition: hiding eggs in the yard so the kids can find them. Hiding treasure notes for each kid to follow to find their Easter Baskets.
    clenna at aol dot com

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  190. We always have an egg hunt for the kids. Then we have a ham dinner with all the trimmings. Then the adults plat Dominoes and the kids play with their baskets and watch a movie.

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  192. Our tradition is mainly just setting out the Easter baskets the night before (from the Easter Bunny) and having an egg hunt (well…SEVERAL hunts!) the day of!! We get together and have a family dinner as well! 🙂

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  199. We celebrate Easter at home with an easter egg hunt…the easter eggs have clues to where the “big ticket” item is (wrapped gift– usually a DVD/CD). I always make the basket which has only a few bits of candy, the remainder of the candy is in the eggs …the fun is in the hunt (and the “big ticket” item). We also have an Easter dinner get-together that includes my family, my brother & SIL, my parents & my IL’s and we rotate which house it’s held at.

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  200. I would give this to my mother who is a grandmother of two, and always makes sure everyone has a basket even adults, but she never has a basket of her own. She loves disney! I spend easter with her and other family members.

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  206. Our Easter traditions begin with going to church for Palm Sunday, Holy Thursday night Last Supper service, going to Good Friday services, and last going to Easter Sunday service to celebrate this joyous holiday. We also do the easter egg dying. And our church has an egg hunt.

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  212. I don’t know how to show the link but I just posted your giveaway on my facebook page. My name is Dana DeStefano is you want to look. Thanks.

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  214. Our traditions start out with all the kids dying Easter Eggs, and having an Easter egg hunt with my Nephews and Nieces the Sat before Easter. Than Me making the Easter baskets the night before and hiding them in the house. The kids hunting for them in the Am when they wake up taking pictures when they find them, Getting the kids dressed up, taking pictures in the easter outfits, and going to church. Having a family get together at Grandmas for a Traditional Ham dinner.

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  215. Our Easter traditions are dying eggs with the kiddos the night before. (Kids are allowed to get up whenever they want to find them.) Just let us know for pictures before they start.
    Off to church with bouncing off the wall kids.
    Ham is in the crockpot for lunch when we get home.

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  220. Our tradition every Easter is to color eggs the night before. We also cook and bake food the night before and get together with the family and eat. We have Easter baskets and sometimes do Easter egg hunts. Having an Easter egg basket with a minimal amount of candy in it is a perfect idea! Especially if you want to avoid the dentist!

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  221. I do baskets for my kids from the Easter Bunny and then we have a family dinner. We also go to the Town of Parma egg hunt every year.

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  229. Our kids are pretty little, so we don’t have a lot for traditions yet… but last year we let the kids look for their Easter baskets than went to church.

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  230. My children wake up every Easter morning with a basket at the foot of their beds…from the Easter bunny. I hide easter eggs inside and out and the children find them after breakfast. We then spend the day together, enjoying one another.

    Thank you. 🙂

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  233. We usually get together with family and let all the kids hunt easter eggs. The previous week, we decorate eggs and do crafts! Then on Easter hunt and eat after church!

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  239. we get up early and have a blast all day rabbits and eggs and outfits barb q and family gathering so nice and sunny smiles and cheer for all to see 🙂

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  262. we use the plastic eggs and fill them with candy and prize eggs with money.. our family gets together so the children can hunt eggs!! we have a ham dinner afterwards.

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  266. No real big easter traditions here but I do hide treats for the kids to find , and usually have a nice family dinner

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  283. we usually dye eggs and then the Easter Bunny comes to leave a basket on Easter morning. Later that day we usually have an easter egg hunt at the park.

    Jase

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  285. We hide the eggs for the kids to find….depending on the weather – inside or outside. My kids get up so early so it’s a struggle not to let them eat candy at 5:30 in the morning, so I make a huge breakfast.

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  288. Our Easter tradition includes coloring Easter eggs a couple of days ahead of time. On Easter morning, we have an Easter egg hunt in the morning, with treats hidden all over the house. In the afternoon, we have a big family dinner with grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins.

    lrsweeps(at)gmail(dot)com

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  291. We color eggs on Saturday. On Sunday morning, we go to mass, then to brunch with the in-laws. After brunch, we head to my parents’ house for a huge egg hunt (there are 19 grandchildren). Then dinner, usually ham and turkey. This year will be a little different because my daughter will have to get back to college Sunday night for a Monday morning class.
    Thanks for the great giveaway!
    jackievillano at gmail dot com

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  294. The small grandkids like to color and decorate easter eggs. We hide small eggs with money in them either inside or out (depending on the weather) and have a nice ham dinner.

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  295. We actually have our Easter dinner and egg hunting on Saturday. Resurrection Sunday is reserved for the true meaning of our faith, Christ our risen savior.

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  302. After Church, Our Easter traditions include a family get together with entire extended family and an Easter Egg Hunt for the little ones.

    Forgot to add this to my last post.

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  308. We hide eggs for the little ones to find, around the house & in the backyard. The girls also get Easter baskets that I make, with art supplies & a fluffy stuffed animal. We try to keep the candy to a minimum. Maybe one chocolate bunny in each basket 🙂 Then we have a lovely meal.

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  310. Easter Sunrise Service: 40 of us sit around in lawnchairs, drink watery coffee while huddled in coats and blankets out in a church parking lot, waiting for the sunrise….I should have my head examined.

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  311. We always hide the easter baskets and the kids have to find them and it is so much fun when they end up finding each others and wont help the other one know where thiers is!

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  317. WOW! That is a TON of entries! I will try anyway. WE color 10 to 12 dozen eggs every easter and have a huge easter egg hunts with baskets and all, lots of fun.

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  320. We always have a family Easter Egg hunt with real eggs hidden in the front yard and plastic eggs with candy and money inside in the back yard.

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  325. My wife and daughters always boiled and painted eggs the night before Easter, and after church, we’d have ham and Potato Salad. Them we’d hide the eggs for the kids to find. It was great. I’m looking forward to my grandson continuing this tradition.

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  326. We color eggs on Saturday and then get up on Sunday, go to church and then enjoy an Easter egg hunt and a big family dinner.

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  327. We’re going to start the tradition of an Easter egg hunt this year. Last year they were too little.

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  329. We are pretty traditional around here. We do the standard Easter egg hunt and have a big family meal after the church service. Sometimes, just for fun we let the dogs in on the hunt! Thanks!

    sherri419 at gmail dot com

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  332. Easter egg hunts have been a family tradition since I was a little girl. Our family gets together and has a huge meal. early afternoon. Than the kids get to hunt plastic eggs for special treats and prizes. Than we all sit around and relax

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  346. We dye Easter Eggs, and then have a huge Easter Egg hunt with lots of candy and goodies with all the cousins! It is so much fun! We then have a big Easter lunch or dinner with the family! Plus the wonderful Easter service at church! It makes for a wonderful holiday!

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  356. We always had the tradition that every year my mom would make an Easter tree by cutting a big lilac branch and putting it in a bucket of water filled with rocks a few weeks before Easter. We would decorate it with little decorations and blown-out eggs. By the time Easter came it was bright green and leafy – very pretty! – – – I want to start doing the same thing!

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  358. This year is different, we will be in Japan! Going to have to improvise a little egg hunt in the hotel room.

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  362. On Easter, we dress up (the kids are sooo cute) and go to church! Then we come home and let the kids ‘hunt’ for their baskets. We have brunch then do an easter egg hunt! One of my favorite things is being able to have whatever I gave up for lent…usually chocolate! We celebrate that our Savior is risen! Oh how I love Easter!

    Nedra
    Captain Coupon

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  374. We used to do the typical celebration of egg coloring, hunt, and Easter dinner when I was a kid. However, I no longer celebrate the holiday in a personal way, but I do give Easter gifts to my God-daughter (whose birthday falls on Easter this year) and God-nephew and wish others a happy Easter.

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  377. Several generations gather at my Aunt and Uncle’s where we have a buffet breakfast, chit chat, and play outside in the huge back yard!

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  379. Dye eggs the night before Easter then first thing Easter morning our daughter hunts for eggs. Then, we get dressed and travel to my husband’s aunt’s house to gather with the family for prayer and Easter brunch and maybe another egg hunt for the little girls.

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  390. We don’t have any traditions yet, but the boys being 1 and can participate in egg hunts, we may have to start some traditions.

    member (dot) thao (at) gmail.com

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  394. We go to the adult egg hunt at our local park. I also take the dog to the dog bone hunt at our local dog bakery.
    We go to the fish fry that the church up the street holds on Good Friday.

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  396. Thank you for the giveaway. We love to hide the eggs for our kids to find. This easter my kids will be in an Easter play at church during service, they have worked so hard at practicing so we’re going to decorate cookies and a bunny cookie house!

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  400. We do the regular old color the eggs the night before and wake up with the little ones in the morning and watch them hunt for them!

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  410. Easter Sunday starts with sunrise mass, afterwards we meet family for breakfast & share Easter baskets. Egg hunting about noon then we take turns each year preparing Easter dinner at my house or one of my sister’s houses. Ham or lamb is usually served with all the fixings! Thanks for sharing this cool giveaway!

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  422. The only real tradition we have is hiding easter eggs. The one we hide the hardest contains money in it.

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  425. We buy new outfits for Easter every year. After church, all the extened family goes to my grandmother’s for dinner and a huge Easter egg hunt.

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  428. I get up early and hide colored eggs around the yard. My husband brings out our children to find them while I start getting dinner prepared. Then, they come inside and have to search for their Easter baskets.

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  429. WHEN MY CHILDREN WERE YOUNGER…WE ALWAYS HAD NEW OUTFITS, HAD A BIG DINNER AND ALWAYS HAD AN EASTER EGG HUNT WITH A SPECIAL PRIZE IN ONE EGG

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    It’s a perfect easter basket.

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  450. We have an easter egg hunt for the kids. We hide plastic eggs filled with candy, small toys, and sometimes one dollar bills. Before the hunt we have each child dye an easter egg. we hide the dyed eggs and each one found is worth five dollars. My mother used to do that for me and my brothers and sisters when we were young.

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  454. The night before, the kids put out carrots for the Easter Bunny (which he eats and always leaves a few bits behind). The kids find their baskets – filled with Easter books, sidewalk chalk, a movie, stickers, and yes – candy. We go to church so they can see the reason for the holiday, then we head to a family member’s house. We color eggs, then hide them along with plastic eggs filled with money.

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  455. Pretty much the same as millions of others–church, an egg/candy hunt, and sometimes a get-together with family. But Easter is more of a nuclear family thing with us, rather than extended.

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  461. We dye eggs, have an Easter egg hunt after church, a traditional ham dinner and lots of family time.
    Thanks for the chance to win!

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  466. On Easter we get up and my son looks at what the Easter bunny has given him. Then we make eggs bacon cut up fruit and enjoy time together. We dye eggs and then my husband hides them and Zackery finds them

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  469. We have very young children so we are still working out what will be traditions for them. We have the egg hunt and easter baskets. We are doing an easter bunny petting zoo this year too! Also we have to get our pic with the EB every year 🙂

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  471. Easter-Eve activities in our house include Dying and Decorating Eggs with kids and prepping for Easter Dinner and Desserts. Because we live in the City and really dont have a decent yard Hubby and I make 4 Easter-Baskets (1 for each) and fill eggs with cheap toys, change and goodies and then hide them around the house in creative places and then let the kids go loose. We make it hard for them so it lasts awhile and is entertaining. Tip to parents: If hiding real eggs…write down where you hid them just in case they dont all get found.

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  476. Easter is my favorite holiday.
    I am Greek Orthodox, and we have many traditions. Some include roasting a lamb, and also coloring eggs, which are red. When Easter finally is here, there is a tradition of cracking eggs. Friends & family crack their eggs against one another’s to see who ends up with the whole egg. The one holding the last whole egg is deemed the lucky one.

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  477. The girls wake up to a basket from the Easter bunny and then we hunt eggs with all the cousins. We don’t have a regular church or we would go to church. thank you!

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  484. Easter traditions consist of a big breakfast, hunt eggs, watch an easter movie and have dinner at the grandparents

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  492. We always have an Easter egg hunt with plastic eggs outside, and a hunt of real colored eggs inside when the kids first get up. Then they look at their Easter baskets. We then go to church for Easter morning services and come home and have a mid-afternoon dinner of ham.

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  494. We wake up and the kiddos go thru their Easter Baskets the bunny left them, than we go to brunch and a couple of local easter egg hunts. Later on we have a ham dinner and watch Jesus Christ Superstar. Thanks for the chance.
    mogrill@comcast.net

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  495. We also paint easter eggs, cooking is done at my house, lots of family show up around 3:00 and eat a late lunch, reflect on all the blessings the Lord has given us. We have an Easter egg hunt and take lots of family pictures. Wow, it’s right around the corner and I still have to get this house in order!

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  500. We dye Easter Eggs, Search for them and our baskets on Easter morning then go to church – then get together with family for some good food!!

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  501. I love Easter! We attend a passover feast, and the Good Friday and Easter Sunday services at church. We also take the kids to an egg hunt, enjoy a ham dinner with family and friends, and I bake a bunny shaped cake with coconut frosting.
    melsweeps775 at gmail dot com

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  504. Our kids’ Easter traditions are the same as when I was little. We decorate eggs together the night before, the kids wake up in the morning and are completely excited that the Easter bunny ate one of the eggs or that he made a mess or left some of his hair laying around. We all dress up and go to church. Afterwards, we have a huge easter egg hunt (my mother has 5 kids, 5 inlaws and 11 grandkids), and we have a nice Easter dinner together to celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus Christ.

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  506. My mom still makes a big meal, makes Easter baskets and conducts an egg hunt at her home.
    We attend church and have an egg hunt there.

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  516. Our Easter traditions are pretty basic. Easter egg hunt in the morning, Church, and then Honey Baked Ham

    jason(at)allworldautomotive(dot)com

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  522. hi we always have a big egg hunt with all of our kids and frends then a big faimly brunch! liz
    boutique1976 at yahoo dot com

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  523. Our Easter traditions are to have baskets in the morning. Then we go to Church. Then we have a family dinner in the afternoon. We also have egg hunts the Saturday before Easter. Thanks!

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  534. The girls open their easter baskets while the Easter Bunny hides eggs in our yard. Then the girls look for eggs while the adults sit around and enjoy each others company. Afterwards we have a big Ham dinner with all our family.

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  537. Eh, my plans for Easter are rather simple.
    We make eggs the day before, hide them and then eat them. Boiled of course. When I was younger my dad had a friend and we would go to his parents house. A HUGE house. But he died in an accident and they sold their house. I dont remember him much, but I still have the book he gave me for my birthday.

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  538. Tradition is church and dinner! I love ham and all the fixin’s! What could be better really?!? Usually we’re with family as my birthday is in April, but this year Easter is eariler and so we’ll be having friends over.

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  553. Our Easter tradition is dying eggs, stuffing eggs with confetti, making baked goods to look like Easter baskets, eggs, bunnies etc. Church in the morning, than the park for the Easter egg hunt, bbq, and loads of fun and games!

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  561. We have a scavenger hunt, the kids get clues that lead them all over the house and yard before they find their baskets. It is great fun and gets them ready for brunch.

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  562. Our Easter tradition is usually (for the big kids) they get one nice present. The little ones get candy & lots of little knick knacks. Also for the smaller ones we do an egg hunt with money (its usually alot with coins and a few get bills inside).
    Then at night the whole family gets together for dinner! Its a great time to laugh and have fun!

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  567. I didn’t know Tropicana had a rewards program. I don’t do OJ too much, but I think Tropicana is one of the best out there.

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  573. We usually go over to a friends house and celebrate there. It’s actually been a tradition for the past three years. We usually eat bar-b-q, crack eggs and then hang out with the kids (outside) while they play and we chat. It’s really good times!!!

    Blogfully yours,
    Barb 😉

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  579. Our Easter tradition is always gathering everyone at Grandmother’s house and having a family Easter egg hunt, and then a big dinner together to celebrate another spring!

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  580. Our family Easter tradition is to color eggs the night before and hide them and in the morning our daughter gets up and does her easter egg hunt and then looks and finds her easter basket,then we have a nice easter breakfast..

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  607. My husband and I would get together with the in-laws to dye and hide Easter eggs for the two nieces, then we would wonder off for a fun filled adult day.

    Now that we have one of our there will be even more kiddie Easter festivities at the grandparents!

    Our little one loves wrestling and baby boxing her stuffed bunnies. I’m almost afraid of getting her around a real one. 🙂

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  610. We dye the eggs and on Easter morning we play a game called “spackle”. Two people pick out an egg and they tap them together. The one whose egg does not crack is the winner.

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  611. Each kids gets and Easter basket. We go to church on Sunday morning and then out to eat after church.

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  615. A four-generation gathering at my wifes parent’s house. Herding all 8 grand-children/great grand-children into the study and a mad rush by the uncles to hide 96 eggs throughout the house. Then release the child in age order to start filling their baskets. Then a cup of coffee or bubbly and enjoy the show.

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  623. We haven’t done any of the traditions we use to since my grandma passed away in 2008, but in the last (almost) 2 years we’ve kept up the one thing I love the most, dying the Easter eggs and then finding where the pesky bunny hid them at (okay well where he hid the plastic ones lol)

    Brandy
    creatively_yours(at)ymail(dot)com

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