easter bunny
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I handled finding out about Santa Claus pretty well. However, when I later found out about the Easter Bunny, I was completely devastated.
When I was little, my mom told me that she saw the easter bunny's tail once, and after that I kept asking her questions about him as if she'd met a famous celebrity.
I never realy belived in the Easter bunny, but i was sure it wasnt true when i saw one of my dads friends, who had come over for easter, holding a SMALL pack of plastic egshells. I said "aww!!!! i love those eggshells! Cant we have more?" he said "no, we dont want to bye them"
then i knew that PEOPLE hide the egg-hunt eggs, because the easter bunny would have been able to get tons of them .
Did anyone ever see Bill and Teds bogus journey? Well, I was afraid of the easter bunny ever since I saw that film cos Ted goes to his personal hell kinda thing and it steals his egg and it just looked pretty evil and scary!
when i was 5 i thought that the easter bunny only came if you hadmore than fifty pounds so i saved up and my mum said why are you saving up i said beacause bunny wont come otherwise and i burst into tears. my family thought i had gone mad and when easter came i left my fifty pound note outside for the bunny in the morning it was gone and my brother suddenly beacame rich?
one Easter mom said to leave flour on the door step so we could see his feet print and in the morning ther was a note and a couple of feet print.
I believe that the Easter Bunny could be true because when I was younger ( 12 right now) i thought I heard hopping and he left fur.
I used to believe that the Easter Bunny was going to eat me and take me to his layer! So when we were taking pictures with the Easter Bunny I screamed and cryed and through a HUGE fit. It was crazy.
I used to believe that if I didn't go to sleep early on Easter, the Easter Bunny wouldn't come :(
whan i was younger i was waiting for the easter bunny to come so i could see him and i saw a shadow in the dark corner of my room so i went to see what it was and i saw wheres waldo i was freaked out
when i was 9 i used to belive that the easter bunny was real until the day before easter i layed out a basket so the easter bunny would come and put the eggs in there. the next day i looked in the basket and was disappointed. no easter eggs. from that on i stopped believing on the easter bunny
I used to believe the Easter Bunny is real. Now I know it just my parents. Oh well, I still get chocolate. :D
i used to believe that every easter morning the easter bunny would come to your house and give you a special treat or show you something really neat. then one easter morning i woke up and my brother and sister told me that the easter bunny came with little baby bunnies and i bawled .
I used to believe that the Easter Bunny had blue eyes, because my dad told me that he saw the Easter Bunny before and that he had blue eyes.
I used to beleive that I f I didnt spend at least an hour a day, I would be on the easte bunnys bad side. cause you know rabbits live outside...yeah.
When I was little I came to the conclusion that the Easter Bunny wan't real, because I knew that a rabbit couldn't possibly go around giving Easter Eggs to everyone in the world in one night. I thought that there was a group of men who gave out Easter eggs, and at night before Easter they would visit each house and give them Easter eggs.
When i used to go to the mall there used to be a big fuzzy bunny you take your picture with. Well on Easter i used to think that that same big funzz bunny hopped around the world in one hop goiving baskets to everyone.. that huge fuzzy thin hopping around!
i used to believe that the easter bunny would come in to my room and i was scared
I used to belive in the easter bunny, I used to believe that if I saw him I wouldn't get any gifts.
i thought the eatser bunny was real,and santa,too,lmao, but my parents and family members told me on xmas eve night,lmfao
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