SO YOU THINK YOU CAN RIDE THIS CHOCOBO?!~

Usually go to church and have cousins come over for dinner... nothing beyond that

I go to church with my family. Now with college and being away from home, my family will be visiting.

As an adult, I guess dinner if my mom calls me up and wanted me to have Easter dinner with her and the girls. She might would give me candy if there's any.

 

As a kid, even pre-teen, It's been Easter Baskets/ filed with candy, and things like toys (as a kid), a hair scrunches, Easter socks, anything I can think of.

 

Dad on the other hand, he would say it's a Pagan holiday (referring to the Easter Bunny) and tells me and my brother the true meaning of Easter.

Edited April 14, 20178 yr by RikuFangirl2008

To me, nothing much. Just chilling at home and playing some unchained- I mean union Cross. and watching some videos Too.

Eating Choccolate Egg like we always do in Italy for Easter

The closest thing my family does to easter is Passover and the Feast of Unleavened Bread that follows. I'm not part of that but I'm forced to participate since I live here.

Usually go with my family to a friend's family for dinner. Not my favorite overall, but it's whatever. Free candy, can't complain.

I don't celebrate it (might eat chocolate, and I think we had lamb once or twice when I was younger? Plus sometimes we have had a fancier dinner). It's never been a big deal for me, since my family (me included) is not religious.

As a kid I used to look forward to the sunday before easter, though, since where I live that's when kids dress up as witches and go around the neighborhood asking for candy (kinda like halloween)... but I obviously don't do that anymore.

Everything except painting eggs and Easter egg hunt.  

I get fat from chocolate and have a sugar meltdown and eventually realise how pointless it all is as we shall all one day fade into nothingness.

Eat far too many Easter eggs and have a roast dinner (we rarely ever have lamb). I go to church too but then I go every week so it doesn't really count.   

Steak dinner, maybe watch The Ten Commandments (Won't this year, since it aired yesterday, weirdly). 

When I was a kid, it was a full egg hunt, with grilled chicken dinner.