I was woken Easter Sunday morning by a small child shaking me.
'Pinkie-swear Mummy, pinkie-swear you're not the Easter Bunny.'
Hungover AF (we were in Hermanus, with friends, we'd celebrated a 50th the night before, there'd been a very excellent Taiwanese whiskey), I groped through my remaining brain cells.
'Pinkie-swear Mummy!'
Little finger crooked in my face, big earnest eyes - this was serious.
I examined my conscious, and made a hasty decision. Actually yes, I could pinkie-swear I wasn't the Easter Bunny.
Was I fluffy? No. Did I zoom around the world planting chocolate eggs? No. Was I a fictional being? No. Although the whole experience did feel a little out of body tbh.
I wrapped my little finger around hers and shook it.
'Pinkie-swear', I croaked.
The situation was nearly as awkward as a bell jar crammed with bunnies.
None-the-less, back home Easter happened in a far more adult and tasteful fashion.
3 comments:
Your easter decorations look wonderful! I love your easter egg tree. Where can you get these - maybe somewhere on line? (hopefully as I'm in Ireland, not SA!)
thanks
anne-marie
Thanks Anne-Marie, they're still up!
Sadly I bought the eggs at a local discount store. They're just polystyrene, glittered and beribboned - if they still had their Easter stock I'd offer to send you some but unlike me, they've packed up Easter.
thanks anyhow :-)
I must look at my local discount stores next year!
I hope your dog is doing okay...
all the best
Anne-Marie
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