A Cute Little Bunny With Some Eggs (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Easter is full of a great number of things. Delicious egg shaped candies. Terrible egg shaped candies. Pastel colors. Awkwardness when you wish a person of Jewish descent “Happy Easter.”
The most popular of these things, though, seems to be the Easter Bunny.
Yes, the legend of a hermaphroditic rabbit (seriously, look it up) has existed since the medieval church. In the 18th century, this rabbit came to the United States, laying plastic eggs filled with candy all along its path.
In honor of this bunny, the most confusing symbol of any holiday ever, I have written a haiku:
The Life and Times of Nathan Badley... 
I was wondering the same thing..
It’s THE MOST random holiday symbol..
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It really is. Even after reading about it, it still makes no sense.
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I’ve only started blogging, but I really enjoy reading yours! So, umm, well done? 🙂
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Well, thanks. I’ll check yours out sometime.
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Nice one!
I’ve written a piece on an awkward encounter with a scientific calculator, read it right here: http://bulletinamaelstrom.wordpress.com/2012/04/10/an-awkward-first-date-with-a-scientific-calculator/
Ciao!
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Thanks, I guess.
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Huh, I’ve always wondered why an egg-laying rabbit made the rounds at Easter. After reading the Wikipedia article, I wish I was still wondering why.
That haiku may be the best tribute to the Easter Bunny I’ve ever seen.
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I hope I did that strange rabbit proud.
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