Easter Sunday Annual Easter Egg Hunt

The Fam

Dear Imaginary Easter Friends,

My mother started a very cute tradition a long time ago (1975?)  in her back yard, every Easter. She held an annual Easter Egg hunt, for all the grandchildren of every age. One-year-olds competed only with themselves, so therefore, everyone won a prize. It was so sweet of her to do it. It only lasted five minutes, but she would spend hours, or rather, days shopping for gifts for her 11 grandchildren. All ages, all sizes.

As usual, everyone in this picture is a winner. And they are the most precious people of all in my life.

Your Imaginary Easter Bunny,

Patsie

How I Spent Two Wednesdays

Oil

Dear Imaginary Viewer/Reader,

Here is my new painting, freshly hatched and finished this week. I have not come up with a name yet. It is always a challenge, actually. Some paintings are easy to name. For instance, if my painting consists solely of strawberries, I get lazy and name it "Strawberries!"

Indeed, sometimes the well runs dry.
But when a painting contains so many different elements such as this one, I am tempted to name it "Breakfast."

If you have a better idea, please post your title in the comments section. I would love to have your input!
Your Imaginary Friend,

Patsie

Who Hid All Those Eggs?

Parker Bunny!