Easter Sunday offered a little time and fun for the Sisters in Greenwood. After the Easter Sunday mass we had a parish dinner or better known as, “Brunch and Bubbles”, a fund raiser for the hope of a future parish “Family Life Center”.
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- Lots of good homemade Southern food to enjoy!
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- Alleluia!
Then at home the Sisters had baskets and eggs to find! But where to look????
First the baskets……..Success!
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- Sister Kathleen unearthed hers inside several storage tins.
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- Sister Elena found hers first once she realized where she was cold and hot!
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- And Sister Mary Ann’s was in a seldom used place in the cupboard.
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- Now to enjoy the winnings!!!! Yes, a flash light was used to find the last basket!
Later came the plastic Easter eggs which promised to hold a treasure! Again the search is on.
There were general eggs, there was an egg for each with their name on it which only they could find and then there was the Golden Egg!
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- “I have checked this three times now!”
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- Sister Kathleen, “it can’t be on the curtain!”
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- Sister Mary Ann looks one more time into the mixer bowl.
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- Could it be in the sugar canister?
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- Sister Elena has narrowed down this area for her own egg, but can’t seem to find it. A moment of reflection is needed.
Seemed a lot of pondering was done by some! And researching done by others!
All of the eggs were easily found until it came to the three individual eggs and then the Golden Egg.
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- AAAHHHH! I found one!
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- I found one too in the onion skins!
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- Now, where else can I look?
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- She said, “eye level, but I am beginning to doubt that!”
The house has been searched and as usual we all congregate in the kitchen! All the eggs are now accounted for except the Golden egg.
OOOOOH, I found it!
“It is really the Golden egg. I can’t believe it!”
After turning the sugar canister over three separate times Sister Kathleen uncovered the Golden egg which contained a $5.00 bill.
With the egg hunt concluded we could now all see what we actually found.
