This could've been a Thursday Throwback ... or I could've waited until Friday Flashback time. But truth is I didn't know what to post to my blog today, so went searching through those oldies-and-goldies files and wow, up popped this rather timely one!
I'm not sure I even remember what these things are ... it's been awhile since I've seen them, you know. Once upon a time they'd be here often, mine Mommy might scramble 'em, or boil or fry them and lots of the time they'd go into salads she'd like to eat. I wonder if she misses them. I think I do, a little bit, the bright and sunny yellow part she'd give me a tiny taste of and it was really good, just a tiny taste.
And I even remember seeing them in a storybook about the Easter bunny, where they were all painted in pretty colors and little kids would hunt for them. Easter is just 6-weeks away, don't think the bunny will be hiding too many this year. Even those plastic ones (from China) who wants to have those! No China stuff please, and anyway, we don't need more throwaway plastic. Oh, I know: Cadbury Chocolate ones. Purrfect!
Lots of peoples keep talking about these and complaining, but honestly, looking at the Big Picture right now, even though yes, I'd enjoy a "tiny taste of sunny yellow" again ~ much, much worse stuff is happening. Oh yeah, meow, much worse.
All of normal, everyday life is being scrambled up.
cadbury? we are in ;o)
ReplyDeleteYes, the world is very scrambled at the moment. Thankfully eggs haven't increased in price here, but they are one of the very few things that haven't.
ReplyDeleteSeeing the hardboiled eggs makes mom think of Molly. She got one on her meals every single day. Not sure how doable that would be now. Eggs are so yummy. We hope the prices go down in the near future, Juney, and as for Easter - Cadbury eggs are yummy!
ReplyDeleteYou are trying to get us in the Easter mood aren't you June. I eat eggs I bake with eggs I make all kinds of things with eggs so I keep buying eggs. I'm lucky that I can afford to and I'm grateful they're still on the Shelf.
ReplyDeleteThe egg crisis is a crazy thing right now!
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