I'm posting this a little earlier than normal because we have a soccer match my granddaughter is in, and I want to be there.

Christians celebrate Easter in observance of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. So any images you have that portray that, such as churches, crosses, etc., would certainly be appropriate.

Other Easter traditions have been around for years. Some say that the Easter Bunny was introduced to America by way of German immigrants in the 1700'™s, particularly in Pennsylvania. Rabbits, as we all know, are very prolific, and represent new life, as in the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

And it's been reported that coloring of eggs goes back to the 13th century, and would be consumed after lent as part of that celebration.

Anyway, show us how us celebrate Easter with your favorite images of churches, crosses, the Easter Day Parade, which dates back to the mid 1800'™s, Easter eggs, chocolate bunnies, Easter egg hunts and rolls (White House started that in 1878), as well as marshmallow peeps, which are made in Bethlehem (appropriate), PA since the 1950'™s, jelly beans, which are reported to have been incorporated in Easter traditions in the 1930's, Easter flowers, Easter bonnets, Easter baskets......you get the idea.

Here a just a couple to get started. Have fun!

I'm posting this a little earlier than normal because we have a soccer match my granddaughter is in, and I want to be there.

Christians celebrate Easter in observance of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. So any images you have that portray that, such as churches, crosses, etc., would certainly be appropriate.

Other Easter traditions have been around for years. Some say that the Easter Bunny was introduced to America by way of German immigrants in the 1700'™s, particularly in Pennsylvania. Rabbits, as we all know, are very prolific, and represent new life, as in the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

And it's been reported that coloring of eggs goes back to the 13th century, and would be consumed after lent as part of that celebration.

Anyway, show us how us celebrate Easter with your favorite images of churches, crosses, the Easter Day Parade, which dates back to the mid 1800'™s, Easter eggs, chocolate bunnies, Easter egg hunts and rolls (White House started that in 1878), as well as marshmallow peeps, which are made in Bethlehem (appropriate), PA since the 1950'™s, jelly beans, which are reported to have been incorporated in Easter traditions in the 1930's, Easter flowers, Easter bonnets, Easter baskets......you get the idea.

Here a just a couple to get started. Have fun!

p2 - Thanks, Pat, for sharing your images. I think it's great so many communities come together to host these type of events for our children.

Side note, I just read in today's paper that our small town decided to do something different for their annual Easter Egg Hunt since the area was buried in over 12" of snow....they had it at the YWCA swimming pool! All the eggs, including special "gold" eggs were tossed into the pool and all the kids dove in after them....very cool idea!