Ben spins his egg.
Ben was the first to color his egg. He used a new-fangled thingy that spun the egg around in the dye and the result was an olive-colored Easter egg. But Ben said he was sticking by it. The rest decided to skip the spinner and do them the old-fashioned way by dipping the egg in dye and waiting for it to become its Easter-pastel color.
Tonight, across the world, people everywhere are preparing for Easter — some fulfilling age-old traditions and some making new ones. I hope you enjoy the photos I’ve collected from those getting ready to proclaim Alleluia!
Kiera and Riley make chick cupcakes.
The traditional bunny cake made by Ben, Kayley, Patrick and BilliJo.
Kayley with Ben and the olive egg.
Patrick and Kayley
Blessing of Easter food, Polish custom
The brown egg was dyed with onion skin.
Butter lamb
Homemade chocolate-covered pretzels with Easter candy.
Tim, Bunny and Bridget
