Whether you celebrate Easter or not I hope you have a peaceful, rewarding day. Those of you in treatment or just out get a special hug. How are you all doing.
My parents were polish and one of our traditions was to make coloured easter eggs. My mum used to boil the eggs up with onion skins and we used to scratch patterns in the shells. This art is called Drapanki

My daughter sent me pictures of her eggs done with felt tip pen which is hugely cheating

To those of you who can manage chocolate I hope you enjoy yours and if you can't yet....you will so hold on to that
I'll be tucking into mine later

My daughter accuses me of never accepting gratitude....
You are one in a million xx
But so are you. We both do our part. Jackie you have helped countless of people in setting up a group where you live. I'm just trying to pay back the help I got here. We are all cogs in this mighty wheel.
Thank you xx
Dani
Base of tongue cancer. T2N0M0 6 weeks Radiotherapy finished January 2019
My dad used to draw caricatures of my 2 brothers and I on our boiled eggs on Easter Sunday morning.when we were kids. Used to do the same with my kids. It was great fun. Hope everyone gets a visit from the Easter bunny. Here in Australia we also have the Easter Bilby which is a cute marsupial. Hasn't taken off as well as the Easter bunny though.
Wishing everyone a happy Easter.
Lyn
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