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Striker
I have a tree with sticky branches and led light bulbs on the end.
It currently has all manner of crap dangling from baubles to bag charms to silk poinsettia flowers......a couple of extra dangling painted eggs can't hurt
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It currently has all manner of crap dangling from baubles to bag charms to silk poinsettia flowers......a couple of extra dangling painted eggs can't hurt
I have a tree with sticky branches and led light bulbs on the end.
It currently has all manner of crap dangling from baubles to bag charms to silk poinsettia flowers......a couple of extra dangling painted eggs can't hurt
Go to The Range. My son was telling me about all their Easter stuff when he was visiting last night. He said it looks a big thing, like Christmas decorations.
look out piano
Striker
I'll have a look online my love, thank you for the heads up
xx
Amber
Winger
Lord. When did this start?!
Mr Miggins
Full Back
Easter? been going years man
Amber
Winger
Has it heck! I don’t know of anyone who puts up an Easter tree.. Easter pahhhEaster? been going years man
I had to read that againEaster? been going years man
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It's a Scandi thing but I've never really seen much tree wise in the shops for it until this year.
I do like their Easter Eggs mind. They buy empty printed cardboard shells and fill them with whatever the recipient likes. Much better than the pre-packed eggs we get.
Norwegians also have a weird tradition for reading crime/mystery novels over the Easter weekend.
If you like baking, you have to make these lenten buns. I baked them last Easter and made a pig of myself on them
Recipe: Semlor - Swedish Marzipan Cream Buns
Our best recipe for Swedish marzipan cream buns - semlor. Eaten every year across Scandinavia in the lead up to lent. A delicious treat to make at home.
www.scandikitchen.co.uk
Amber
Winger
Oooh they look nice! I think I would have tooIt's a Scandi thing but I've never really seen much tree wise in the shops for it until this year.
I do like their Easter Eggs mind. They buy empty printed cardboard shells and fill them with whatever the recipient likes. Much better than the pre-packed eggs we get.
Norwegians also have a weird tradition for reading crime/mystery novels over the Easter weekend.
If you like baking, you have to make these lenten buns. I baked them last Easter and made a pig of myself on them
Recipe: Semlor - Swedish Marzipan Cream Buns
Our best recipe for Swedish marzipan cream buns - semlor. Eaten every year across Scandinavia in the lead up to lent. A delicious treat to make at home.
Harry Gates
Midfield
I request, nay demand, the return of Carboy gardens as a national obsession.
