Easter Greetings...

**tamchow** · March 24th, 2008, 01:25 AM

heres easter eggs for every1...

enjoy...

hw did u celebrate easter?

even though some of us may not celebrate easter..

but had a long weekend off frm wrk, school, normal life..

so.. wat did u do?

**Little Star** · March 24th, 2008, 01:52 AM

**Prova** · March 24th, 2008, 01:59 AM

Happy Easter Everyone!!

Well i kinda celebrate Easter!! We play Egg Hunt!!..Fun Fun!!

But I don think we r celebrating it this time!! coz tomorrow is School!! Everyones Busy!! Ahhhhhh

Loooong break!!

Didnt do anything Special!! Had Lots of Hw tho

But i waited till Saturday!! lol so kinda finished them all last night!!! But other than that it was a good break!!!

I watched movies, slept till 2, stayed up the whole night, shopping!!! Thats all i did!!

Eat lots of eggs!! Now that u know how to peel em!! lol

Happy Easter Everyone once again!!

**mina** · March 24th, 2008, 02:10 AM

**tamchow** · March 24th, 2008, 06:52 AM

amia mader easter 4 din chootir khub bhalo bhabe utilise kortesi.. been out everyday n chillin... lol... met up wid freinds its been real good...

jalalahmed · March 24th, 2008, 01:51 PM

Happy Easter to all….

Well it was mostly boring and unproductive 4 day break from work 4 me

Ate ample eggs though

Went to gym to offset, did some works for upcoming ‘Boishakhi Mela’ hosted by BD Association Melbourne, attended a BBQ and rest of the time sleeping and eating and sitting in front of computer checking msn, facebook and .doshomik thingies…

**mina** · March 24th, 2008, 08:43 PM

I didn't do nothing....nothing nothing

Vor · March 26th, 2008, 01:43 AM

Happy Belated Easter!!!

Achha Easter Dim er jonno famous? eto rabbit dim niye douradouri korche keno? Rabbit na khay dim na parey dim

**mina** · March 26th, 2008, 02:00 AM

	Quote:			Originally Posted by Vor
	Achha Easter Dim er jonno famous? eto rabbit dim niye douradouri korche keno? Rabbit na khay dim na parey dim

Why have rabbits and eggs become linked with Easter?

"Eggs, of course, are ancient symbols of fertility, for very obvious reasons, while the Seder meal incorporates a hard boiled egg as a symbol of new life. The ancient Persians also painted eggs for Nowrooz, their New Year celebration falling on the spring equinox. An egg has also been seen to be associated with the rebirth or resurrection of Christ. The custom of eating them also derives from the fact that they were forbidden during Lent. There are a great many rituals associated with eggs, mainly dating from Mediaeval times in Europe, usually involving decorating, throwing, rolling or hiding eggs for children to find them.

The Easter bunny or rabbit comes from the hare, another ancient, pre-Christian symbol of fertility associated with spring. But it gets even more complicated than that. Anglo-Saxon mythology says Eostara changed her pet bird into a rabbit to entertain a group of children, and the rabbit laid brightly coloured eggs for them.

The chocolate bunny, like the chocolate Easter egg, is a much more recent idea, stemming from 18th and 19th-century middle European confectionery traditions, many of which were adopted in Britain."

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