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If turkey is the unofficial bird of Thanksgiving, is duck the unofficial bird of Easter?
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Can you consider an egg painter's job a creative art?
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How long do the stoups (water fonts at the entrances of Catholic churches) remain empty at Easter time?
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What / Who came up with / Where Easter Holiday originate from? What ancestries are part of it? How /How long/ Where is it celebrated?
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Where can I buy the best toy Easter Bunnies? (stuffed animal)
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Actually the bunnies and eggs and "stuff" have very significant symbolism to some religious people - just not Christians. Pagans place a good deal of importance on them.
by hedge-rider on April 10th, 2009