Holiday Traditions
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Kids dyed Easter eggs with some natural dyes. Turmeric, beets, onion skins, blueberries, etc. turned out pretty cool
"The greatest obstacle to living is expectancy, which hangs upon tomorrow and loses today...The whole future lies in uncertainty: Live immediately."
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@WhiskeySandwich that’s rad man! Guess turmeric is good for dying other things than my hands when adding to turkey burgers.
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@WhiskeySandwich looking very cool!
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Thanks dudes! Worked out better than we expected. The beets were the strongest, and the one I wanted to keep furthest from my denim
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@WhiskeySandwich makes me think about the egg search we always did at school. The ‘bunny’ had hidden the eggs and we were searching our asses
of haha! Now 25+ years later i do the same with my kids. Tomorrow they’re gonna paint the eggs with a custom egg paint set we’ve bought..(yes we did) then we’re going to my parents and gonna hide the eggs(also some chocolate ones) in the garden and then we release them for there eggs search dutie before we all head into a well deserved brunch! -
@Heavy_blue good ol days man! Easter has always been a holiday of grandparents in my family. They put on a good hunt and brunch for the family today. Here’s a fancier shot of our “diy overdye” project lol. Really surprised how well the natural ingredients worked out
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@WhiskeySandwich was this just water and turmeric or beet juice etc? Really vibrant!
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With a tbsp of vinegar too. It was a mix of white eggs and some home-laid brown and olive eggs
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Thank you @Madame-Buttonfly @Giles
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@goosehd good golly that looks good! What’s that, lamb?
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@WhiskeySandwich Yes sir! Love spring lamb…
