Poet's Corner

Easter Eggs have significant religious symbolism. And they are an important part of a family celebration of this important holiday. When the Easter Egg Hunt is over, what to do with abundance of hard-boiled eggs? Egg salad and deviled eggs are probably the most popular way to use them. Deviled eggs are definitely tasty and colorful and when piped, food art…but starting off a family and friends celebration with sulfur bombs??? Do you really want the answer to the question “How was your Easter dinner?” to be “It was a gas – literally and figuratively!” Does anybody else find it ironic that such a sacred religious holiday celebrating goodness has a festive food associated with the Devil and has a noxious side effect.