Every week photographer Babs Young captures moments in northern Michigan, and every week she sends one—and sometimes more than one!—to Torch Lake Views just for you. You can find more of her photos by following the Babs Young Photos link in the Categories list over in the right column, or by going to her Michigan Pictures Archives: 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008.
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Leslie
April 13, 2009
Hey – happy Easter, Gerry! 🙂
Gerry
April 13, 2009
Thanks, Leslie – it occurs to me that this is not the beginning of springtime for you. Hope you’re having a lovely late summer.
katherine
April 13, 2009
LOVE IT!
Gerry
April 13, 2009
Me, too. I’m eaten with jealousy because Babs did the Peeps post. I bought some pink rabbits specifically for this purpose, but then I got sidetracked putting one in the microwave to test a tale told to me at the IGA . . . then I had to clean up the mess in the microwave and by the time I had further thoughts the remaining rabbits were hard as rocks and Miss Sadie and the Cowboy begged to have them so there you go. Beaten out once again by Babs Young, Cub Reporter.
flandrumhill
April 13, 2009
Peeps are cool chicks. This year, we had not just yellow ones, but purple peeps too for the first time ever. To my amazement, my brother’s kids had edible grass lining their Easter baskets. Wonders never cease.
katherine
April 13, 2009
Well, what happens when you put peeps in the microwave? Tell all please and I’ll tell you what my brother did in their (mostly) white kitchen with black beans last week or what I did with eggs when hard boiling them but forgot about them cooking.
Gerry
April 14, 2009
They puff up. And puff up. And puff up. And then they collapse in a gooey mess. It was very entertaining. I, um, heard about the Incident of the Black Beans from the miscreant himself, and swore not to tell the tale. But you could tell the tale . . . So, exploding eggs, eh?
katherine
April 13, 2009
But PURPLE peeps and edible Easter basket grass? WOW COOL!
Gerry
April 14, 2009
The Cowboy wishes to know the particulars of this edible grass.
flandrumhill
April 15, 2009
Edible Easter grass is explained in detail at:
http://www.strangenewproducts.com/2005/09/edible-easter-grass.html