Easter was amazing. We hardly even noticed the earthquake.
This wasn't even the half of it.
Monday, April 5, 2010
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24 comments:
YUM! and there was food to be had. as long as the food stayed in tact during the quake i'd be happy. lol
The flowers are gorgeous, as are your capresse appetizers. YUM!
Glad you are ok. Love the flowers and food. Gorgeous!
Love the beautiful flowers and mouthwatering food! Happy Easter(belated) !
Yum. What a wonderful selection of little bites.
Yum! So very pretty and delicious! - mary
Oooh the food looks so delicious and really pretty! Scary about that earthquake! Wow!
My friend in SaMo actually didn't even feel the earthquake! I don't know how that's possible - it was pretty intense for us down in OC!
Glad to hear that you had a beautiful and delicious Easter despite the earth's rumbling. I recall an Easter when we lived in Southern California that gave us a little start but we acted as if it were a normal occurrence and keep right on enjoying the beauty of the day.
Best,
Bonnie
Wow, this is a stunning feast. I love the tomato and mozzarella sewers. Glad to hear you weren't too affected from the quake.
What a lovely spread. Flowers and food. I didn't really feel the quake. Actually I didn't know there was one until my cousin called.
Happy Easter, girl! Glad the earthquake didn't ruin anything. Lovely flowers, also!
Are those lilacs? Amazing.
Those tomato snacks you got going on there look like a delicious party.
I look forward to recipes. Such pretty flowers. Is that a Pea on the deviled eggs?
I'm glad the earthquake didn't affect you. I'm worried about my "stepdaughters" because they have been in Ensenada, MX all weekend.
The photos are lovely. I wish I could have been there.
What a beautiful easter spread! where did you spend easter? Looks like you had a yummy day :)
You guys, this doesn't even begin to show the spread we had. I'm still full from it!! Thanks for all your lovely commments.
Nastassia, we were at a friend's house up in the hills. Gorgeous day.
Angela, those are wasabi peas on top of the deviled eggs.
wow, i was lovin the photos, but then i got to the food, and now i'm hungry ;) glad you had a good one!!
Such pretty Easter food! GREG
Oh my gosh, that spread looks amazing! Sounds like my kind of party ;)! The food must have been that good that you didn't really notice the earthquake!
yum! looks like an amazing easter!
Pretty flowers! And what a feast!
Those tomato/mozzarella bites look so good! They almost look like "poke-balls" from pokemon. I think I might actually be able to get my kids to eat tomatoes now!! :)
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