Apparently its bad form, perhaps even borderline politically incorrect, to wish our readers a Happy Easter because somebody somewhere might possibly be offended by it. We can only assume that this relates to the huge chocolate and rabbit related overtones of the national UK holiday, as nefarious as they are, rather than any minor issues of religion . <\/p>\n
But, since weve yet to meet anybody in real-life irrespective of their faith who actually takes exception to such a little thing, then wed just like to wish all of our readers a very Happy Easter. As usual well also be taking it easy for the long weekend and thus our response time to any messages might be a bit slower than usual. <\/p>\n
In any case its apparently my turn to buy chocolates for the entire family this year, which Im beginning to suspect may be a deliberately made-up-rule. Never the less my natural fondness for all things chocolate also means that only a small portion of said supplies are likely to make it back to base, which I shall blame on being mugged by the Easter Bunny. <\/p>\n
Funnily enough children of the age 2-5 years old often seem to take these excuses semi-seriously and as a result several of them now truly hate the Easter Bunny. My work is done, Im certain theyll thank me for it later in life. So have a good one and try not to eat too much Chocolate :), which if youre anything like me may be an exercise in futility. <\/p>\n
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