Well I'm not a believer in either Goddess Eostre or magical Bunny Rabbits. But if christians can hijack the spring festival for their own rebirth myth I've no problem encouraging my children in a family tradition of solving riddles to find chocolate.

Add partaking of an amputated hog leg to the list of atrocities and that will be my day.

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I celebrate easter as more of a spring festival than some kind of supernatural thing. My kids always enjoyed coloring eggs and getting their candy!

Kind of funny that the traditional Easter symbols are all more or less pagan fertility symbols. I mean really, eggs, bunnies, baby birds? It's all a natural part of Spring - The resurrection story is much like the rebirth of nature in the springtime after the "death of life" in winter.
So why not hide eggs for the fun of kids hunting them and eating a chocolate bunny?
Now that my daughter is no longer a child, the only Easter tradition I enjoy is watching the most melodramatic movie of all time - The Ten Commandments.

The fact that we get two paid days off work (here in Australia anyway) is reason enough for celebration! Thank you fictitious messiah.

Colored eggs, chocolate rabbits, candy, etc., all in celebration of the stay of spring...Easter is a wonderful pagan holiday, and I don't get why everyone is so down on it!

My family has a traditional egg fight that I hate. Not for any rational or ethical reasons, I just don't like it. So I always volunteer to video it. Everyone has a hard boiled egg and has to use it to hit and crack another person's egg. Last one with an uncracked egg wins.

Except for the cute decorations and the coming of warmer weather, I'm not a fan of Easter. I'm off work for a week and I have a TON of things to do, and I have to commit a half a day to the obligatory holiday family gathering. Bah humbug.

For me it's about spending time with family and tradition. I love all traditions. They bring back good memories. I want my daughter to have them too.

I will take my film group to a matinee and lunch...pretty much what I do every Sunday.

Felt like buying a spiral ham - they were on sale - tomorrow my roomie and I are having dinner. We never eat together.

We limit ours to offerings by way of cash to the chocolate bunny god, then partake of his flesh.

Just another quiet Sunday for me. The weather forecast is threatening snow, so I'll probably hibernate.

Unless they very recently came out of a chicken your eggs were already dead, since they had to be pasteurized.

No blowing up Peeps in the microwave? (I think I taught all my nephews and niece that one.). Use a paper plate.

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I don't celebrate any religious events but my children always had gifts at the same times that other children were getting them.

I do not. This year I found it ironic that Easter fell on April Fools Day. I usually sleep in, eaat my breakfast and watch golf on TV.

I think anyone can celebrate Easter for different reasons. Some are overjoyed that there's a few days off work, some because of the trees losing their leaves, some just because they have more time for recreation..........

Shrugs shoulders They can if they want to.

I dont

I don’t. Tomorrow, I’m going to an industrial/afropunk show 200 miles away

The Cadbury Reeses, and Robin Egg fairy usually visit and leave delicious offerings of egg shaped chocolates. We sometimes do a big dinner out of tradition and an excuse to make delicious food we only seem to make on the holidays, but mostly we just go about our every day lives...it's just a Sunday for us.

Haven't done anything special for Easter in years!

The eggs and the chocolate part? Yes. The zombie jesus part where people symbolically eat his flesh? Heck no.