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Yummy Link: Ruby Eggs
Why dye the outside of Easter eggs, when you can dye the insides? Check out this recipe for beet-dyed ruby eggs. — A Veggie Venture
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Swap Dyed Eggs With JELL-O Egg Jigglers This Easter
If you can't stomach the thought of eating baskets and bowls of tinted hard boiled eggs this Easter, consider an equally edible and kid-friendly alternative. Rather than dipping traditional eggs, make JELLO Egg Jigglers. Enlist your tots and gather the ingredients: JELL-O mix, water and the egg molds.
Obamas Keep Easter Rolling at the White House
The first family invited 30,000 friends (and a handful of bunnies) over today to participate in the annual White House Easter Egg Roll. This is the first year that tickets to the event were distributed online. The White House boiled and dyed 13,000 eggs for the roll, and all children under 10 will receive a wooden egg souvenir.
The Dangers That Lurk in Your Easter Basket!
Beyond the risks of sweeteners and chocolates, there are plenty of risks in that sweet looking Easter basket. First up, those hardboiled eggs may taste fine to a pet now (dyed shells and all – yuck!) but, if he decides to bury it in the backyard and dig it up later, he can get very sick from eating those rotten eggs. What other threats lurk inside?
How-To: Dye Easter Eggs Naturally
I love the site Curbly for all of its wonderful DIY projects. This video podcast that Curbly produced shows you how to dye Easter eggs with some very natural ingredients — such as onion skins and red cabbage. I love the way that these naturally dyed eggs look, so much more varied and vibrant than store-bought dyes.Hello Kitty Club Kids at Emma Bell
On Friday, Emma Bell showed her 2009 Spring collection which was inspired by cartoons. The clothing was designed in exaggerated proportions in bright neon colours with hints of sequins for an extremist, fantasy club-land feel.
The models wore body paint in addition to coloured tights and retro, 1940's styled hair.
The Incredible, Edible Egg
I love eggs and it being Easter, I thought I would celebrate with a quiz about them! Not only are they lovely when dyed, they are nutritious! Take this short quiz and see how well you know eggs.
Easy Spring Centerpiece: Wheatgrass
With Spring around the corner, there are lots of cheaper alternatives to fresh cut flowers. You could use petals, or you could skip the flowers all together. How simply elegant is this vibrant wheatgrass and lemon centerpiece?
13 Freaky Foods for Freaky Friday
In honor of Freaky Friday (today's Friday the 13th!), I thought I'd pull together a list of 13 freaky foods. Even if you don't have Triskaidekaphobia (the fear of 13), you may be afraid of some of the things on this list. I know that there are a bunch of other freaky things out there (how about almost anything Anthony Bourdain eats on his show?), so if you think something's missing, tell us in the comments!
Crave Worthy: Scholten and Baijings Striped Wool Blanket
Since it's Hibernation month, all I want in life is to curl up with a warm blanket. A beautiful, warm blanket. This beautiful, striped Scholten and Baijings Colour Plaid #04 blanket ($450/twin, $1200/king) is made of 100 percent soft Italian merino wool, dyed in Italy, and woven in Holland.
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