My Dad got a visit 2 days ago from The Easter Bunny. Dad is 94 and is living in an assisted living center. Despite being on lock down during the Covid period, the staff has really gone out of their way to bridge the gap for residents and their families who can't get together for visits. Loved the teeth on her mask.
So you can see her full costume. Pretty cute, don't ya think! They passed out puzzles, coloring pages, and some Easter Candy. I'm sure most of the residents got a nice lift from seeing the bunny. I happened to be doing a video chat with my Dad on Facetime when she happened into the room, so I got to see. Then nabbed these pictures from their FB page. Despite being busy, the staff is willing to set up video chats for families who can't visit. My Dad doesn't have a phone in his room. Having a phone earlier caused him great confusion, so we removed it. The video chat is initiated by the staff on a cell phone or ipad.
Did you know how the Easter Bunny came to be a part of Easter? In the 1700's German immigrants to Pennsylvania brought their tradition with them. An egg laying hare called "Osterhase" or Oschter Haws visited nests that children in the various villages made and left eggs.
In the 19th century it was common that rabbits gave birth to litters of kittens, (baby rabbits) thought to be a symbol of new life. The eggs they laid were also symbolic of new life and thus the tradition of bunnies, and eggs, and Easter.
Brickyard is completed. It's laid out here drying and being blocked, after being laundered. It will soon be donated through my charity, Bridge and Beyond.
Haven't yet decided which project to work on next. Took some time earlier today to watch some video's of a possible knit stitch I might like to use as well as a crocheted one; but.........I also still have many project bags with pieces parts and yarn to join, sooooooooo we'll see what I feel like when I get this up and folded after it dries.
I liked this chalk art, but blocked out the face of the artist, as she's a teen and I don't know her to know how she would feel about her picture being out there. Please stay at home as the orders indicate for everyone's safety. Only leave for essential grocery shopping etc. AND make sure your trip is in fact, essential. Minimize your time away, wear a mask, and wash your hands.
This is NOT the way to wear a mask. Wearing one correctly is imperative. If you're not familiar, please google or search u-tube video's. If you're not wearing correctly, you're not protecting yourself or anyone else.
PLEASE!! Don't be self absorbed and think the rules are for everyone but you. PLEASE stay home, you put yourself, your friends, your neighbors, and your family's at risk when you ignore the rules/laws/orders. AND then you shop for groceries and put all those in the store also at risk.
