@RoseyWitch: shes happy with what she is gettimg, she's been trying to sneak peaks well I was shopping, I told her to nevermind. She likes the Easter Egg that I dyed for her.

@RoseyWitch: well the dyes weren't working to great I put it in blue and I ended up adding another color to it so it is a pretty purple pink maybe. I'll put up a photo of it soon

@RoseyWitch: the ones with water which didn't work so i added food coloring and they started to work I died two with tea also.

That's cool. I did that when I was a kid. Can't really remember it much. xD

@RoseyWitch: boil water, put the tea in it for a bit and then take it out and put the egg in, I learned about dying eggs with tea years ago. Next year I am dying eggs with tea and food coloring.

@Shark: I remember as a kid leaving a few eggs in the dye over night in the fridge bright in colored eggs. Yes it is cool, Did it for my little one though.

@Miss Kitty: well I am very glad to hear that, hopefully you have fun.

Happy Easter from someone who doesn't actually join in~
Even I don't mind hearing it. Easter is a nice holiday to me as an outsider. Full of pretty things and soon to be discount candy.

@unicorn: Wow!!! I'll try that next year, or the next time we do deviled eggs! But I just saw the eggs you dyed, and they are absolutely gorgeous! I can see why your baby freaked out with them!

@unicorn: Aww that's so great to hear, kids are absolutely adorable. But thank you for telling me about that method! Like I said, I will definitely try it in the future, as well as the food coloring!

@RoseyWitch: glad to hear and your welcome.
but the food coloring was in cold water, I am not
to sure on how different it would be in hot water,
but in cold water for the food coloring the colors
seem brighter which I am not sure if I took a photo
of the bright colored ones I'll have to look.

@Saeyra: your making me hungry, and I ate a pinapple
frosted cake not to long of ago's it was pretty tasty.