My Easter Egg + funny story

By jujupage1 -
Hello everybody and welcome to another blog post,

Today is Easter Sunday. Now, this morning, I was expecting to have a little bit of an Easter egg hunt since it's kind of tradition now. Last Easter, it took me and my sister like 15 minutes to find our giant eggs but this year, no lie, it took me like 2 seconds to find the Easter egg. In our extension, we have this giant table in between two sofas and there is a place to store things underneath it. I saw this shiny purple wrapping paper sticking out from under the table so I obviously decided to look and guess what I found? Easter eggs. Wow, such a great hiding place mum! Here is what the Easter eggs looked like.


Hope you are having/had a great Easter! Let me know in the comments below how you are spending/spent your Easter?

See you next time,

Bye

XOX,Juju

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