Easter Bunny

Back in the early twentieth century, my mother’s side of the family was Jewish, so they didn’t celebrate Easter. My father’s side of the family was Christian. However, they didn’t really focus on “The Easter Bunny” or Easter egg hunts. They both had been around for quite some time in America but just weren’t that popular. Instead, they spent the day focusing on their religious traditions. They went to church, had a big breakfast with family and friends, and painted eggs. They would hollow out the

The Easter Bunny is a bunny that some people believe in but no one knows the truth. The easter bunny gives people baskets of candy and other stuff we like. The easter bunny also puts eggs in random places and you have to find them but we don’t know if the easter bunny is real or not. Some people believe that the easter is a person dressed up in a bunny suit and hops around like a bunny. People also believe that the easter bunny comes out of his burrow the night before easter and puts the easter eggs

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Childhood Conspiracy Theory Growing up in a multicultural family, there were always many stories being shared. From my mother’s side, I heard traditional American stories and on my father’s side, there were diverse stories from Barbados. There were many stories from both cultures that were similar, but the only one that was consistent across the board (except for the color of his skin) was Santa Claus. In both cultures, he is the big cheery man that comes down the chimney every Christmas Eve and

The Easter Bunny, the Tooth Fairy, the Boogeyman, and Santa Claus, what do all of these have in common? For me, it is the innocence of a child. Children seem to be more gullible and believe anything you tell them; they do not know the difference between a lie and the truth. During the Christmas of 2003, I was five years old and still believed in Santa Claus. The fact of believing in Santa Claus expresses the innocence of a child and brings the magic to Christmas. Looking back on this picture

Lying might seem as a plausible solution but I have learned through experience that it only works on the short term. The truth will eventually come out and it will only make things worse. The child will eventually find out that Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny do not exist and this will only disappoint him/her. Evidence from research done by different psychologists has shown that children can detect when their parents are lying to them. This means that they subconsciously become skeptic in whether they

MY Chocolate Brother It was right after lunchtime and Dad was so busy chasing down Sarah that he made a mistake. One that Mom would never make. He told both of us, "If you eat any more chocolate, you 'll turn into chocolate." Not bright, Dad. Mom would have simply taken the chocolate away. My little brother didn 't realize what Dad meant was no more chocolate. But what can you expect from a five-year old? When you get to my age, you can tell better what parents mean when they say confusing things

will not deliver presents Christmas Eve night, but coal in stockings. Parents need to stop feeding these ridiculous lies about fictional characters existing to their children. When I was younger, I was told about Santa Claus, the Tooth Fairy, Easter Bunny, and many others comparable to an innumerable amount of children today. Many parents, including mine, have told or will tell similar lies to their children all over the

THE PODGERS When you are fast asleep in bed and all in the garden is quiet, the Podgers eat their grass soup and their pea pod sandwiches, put on their leaf coats, and come out from the hedges where they live. Each one has a pot of paint and a tiny paintbrush, and they set to work. For it is the Podgers job to paint the flowers in your garden. So when you wake up in the morning and look out of your window, all the flowers have lovely colours. Except of course the bluebells, which are blue, and the

The Brave Easter Bunny Once upon a time there was a unicorn named Miss FesebelleBesebelle who was put in jail after eating the waffle guards at candy castle. Jelly Bean Jeorge put her in jail but he is retired now. Miss FesebelleBesebelle knew there would be a day she got put out. She was so tired of being in that jail, but as she was in there, she would take hours and hours thinking and thinking how to escape and what to do when she was out. Then, all of a sudden a light bulb went over her