Easter Bunny FAIL.
I swear there were more Easter treats in the Target bag. I just really feel like there were. I thought there was a nice assortment of toys and treats.
But once I put them in the baskets, it looked like a really sorry excuse for an Easter Bunny visit. A peanut butter egg, a bag of candy eggs, a slinky, a light-up bouncy ball, and a white board with markers. I arranged and re-arranged in an effort to make it look like more.
The boys are sure – absolutely sure – that there’s something hidden somewhere, that the Easter Bunny would never be so lame.
“I know that he would never – never! – forget the chocolate bunny! It’s got to be here somewhere!”
(It’s possible that he forgot the chocolate bunny. I’m not sure where his mind was when he was shopping for Easter surprises.)
So hopeful are they to find signs of EB that they have resorted to believing he left us some completed tasks instead candy and surprises.
“Mommy! Look at this! I drank chocolate milk last night, and he put my glass in the sink!”
“Mommy! The Easter Bunny fixed the light in the stairwell!”
“Mommy! Look at the laundry that’s in the baskets – I bet that’s totally what he did!”
Thankfully, the Easter Bunny sent a text to compensate for his baskets found wanting.
They’re sure he has sent them to Target so the house will be once again empty and they will come back to a feast of pastel eggs and greatness.
(I might suck a little bit.)
Rachel Randolph says:
Same feeling here! Next year, I’m getting a smaller basket.
Rachel Price Figueroa says:
Ok my son did get a chocolate bunny, but I’m glad you posted this. Seeing others’ pictures of their kids’ Christmas-like Easter baskets had me wondering if something was wrong with me.
Char Christian Waibel says:
I think small and simple is the best. 5 minutes after the basket ~ we are all saying ‘enough chocolate, put that back’.
Melissa McKnight says:
Video that got ordered didn’t arrive in time…it was the only non-candy treat. *sigh* Ours were paltry, but they didn’t say anything. 🙂
linda pedretti says:
I m so laughing right now
LeAnn Fritzler says:
I’m just glad I’m not the only one. 🙂
Kelly Holder-Jordan says:
I suck more. I forgot to get them anything. Ok “they” are 20,17 and 14 but still…..
Tricia Lott Williford, Writer and Author says:
Just doing my part to help all the other parents feel better about themselves.