5 Questions Friday and other hops

The Questions

1. What is your favorite Easter tradition?

I am looking to start some new traditions. We do Easter Eggs, we go to church on Sunday and we do an egg hunt there.

2. Are you a "shower" or a "long, hot bath" kind of person?

Depends if I have long enough time I love hot bath's.

3. Can you parallel park and if so when is the last time you did it?

Yes, but I get nervous! I dont remember the last time I needed to do it.

4. What is your favorite Easter candy?

The malted eggs.

5. Easter: do you go all out with the Easter Bunny or focus on the religious part of the

holiday?

Focus on what Jesus did!

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Comments

ienjoystuff said…

Just stopping by, Hoping your Friday is friendly!

I would love for you to follow my blog

http://www.ienjoystuff.blogspot.com

April 22, 2011 at 11:19 AM

Posh said…

Hi there!
Stopping by from the Friday hop to say hello and to follow.
Have a great day!
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April 22, 2011 at 12:06 PM

Unknown said…

Found you on Friendly Friday from Frugal Novice and now following via GFC. Have a great Easter and look forward to reading!!

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April 23, 2011 at 4:57 PM

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