This Is the Way the Bunny Hops
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Saturday 9: This Is the Way the Bunny Hops
Unfamiliar with this week's tune? Hear it here.
Unfamiliar with this week's tune? Hear it here.
1) Why do you suppose there are so many songs about Santa Claus, yet very few about the Easter Bunny?
2) This song was written by The Kiboomers, two early education teachers who are passionate about the power of music to help kids learn. Tell us about a teacher who had an impact on your life.
My band/music teacher, Mr. Hoeltzel. My art teacher, Mrs. Buskirk. Without music and art, high school would have been so boring for me!
3) Legend has it that the Easter Bunny was introduced to America in the 1700s by German immigrants. These children waited for a magic creature who left colored eggs. Today's kids dye Easter eggs themselves. When did you most recently color eggs?
4) The Easter Bunny is usually shown carrying a wicker basket filled with eggs, toys, and candy. Is there any wicker in the room you're in right now?
5) While marshmallow Peeps are manufactured all year around, they are most popular at Easter. Do you prefer the chicks or the bunnies?
I don't care for peeps at all. Yuck.
6) A little time in the microwave can do ugly things to a Peep. Have you ever nuked a Peep?
6) A little time in the microwave can do ugly things to a Peep. Have you ever nuked a Peep?
No.
7) Would you prefer a hollow or a solid chocolate bunny?
8) A traditional American Easter dinner usually includes glazed ham or roast lamb. Which would you rather have as your main course?
We always have ham for Easter dinner.
9) Easter is considered the season of rebirth. What makes you feel refreshed or rejuvenated?
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Wishing you all a blessed Easter Sunday. I'll do a weekend recap on Monday, with pictures!
Peace & Hugs!
Good answers. I have to disagree with you on one point. I LOVE Peeps. So any you get that you don't want you can send to me. Ha, ha! Have a blessed Easter. Looking forward to those pictures.
ReplyDeleteHope you have a blessed weekend and enjoy that company. No peeps for me either...lol
ReplyDeleteWhaaat, whaat....no Peeps? (giggling)---Have a beautiful weekend with your family, Terri. Happy Easter.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter!
ReplyDeleteMy husband is a Peeps lover but only yellow ones and only chicks. He says the Christmas trees and Pumpkins are just deceivers.:)
ReplyDeleteEXCELLENT response to #9!
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter, and thanks for the Murphy's Law thing in yesterday's post.
Great answers! I have never tasted a Peep. Just the sight of the sugar on marshmallow makes me gag. Your answer to number 9 answers all the questions of life!
ReplyDeleteI thought I was the only one who dislikes Peeps! :)
ReplyDeleteWishing you ALL (over there) a most blessed Easter (from over here)!
My kids don't like hard boiled eggs so once they got past the little kid stage of liking to dye them and pass them out on Easter we quit doing it. I got to watch my grandkids dye eggs yesterday, though. It's not the way I remembered it, but I guess that had more to do with their mom not being a believer or a fan of most holidays.
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