To the small child whose mum left their kinder chocolate bunny in the shopping trolley i used at Morrisons the other day.

It was delicious 😀

In my defence I went to add it to the donated goods trolley, but alas the trolley had been moved.
I spent 4 seconds looking for it.

The bunny had been traced & tracked to that store, removed from the colony and was asked to isolate in the trolley. Makes you think…

More of a bunny Alcatraz then

On a kind of similar note and a PSA, you can get 25p of £1 Easter Eggs in Tesco by showing your Clubcard.

We bought some yesterday and donated those to under privileged kids who otherwise won’t get one in April.

We bought some yesterday and donated those to under privileged kids who otherwise won’t get one in April.

Well done

Spread that diabetic love 🙂

As a diabetic, I’m here to state that it isn’t just diabetics that love easter eggs…I know this as I’ll eat one over a few days whereas my non-diabetic friends will eat 3 or 4 in a day.

I can confirm Dick is quite correct. As a non diabetic I will most certainly be eating 3 or 4 eggs on Easter Day.

As a non-diabetic, I can say that I won’t be eating any easter eggs on Easter sunday

I will be gorging myself later in the week when I hit the shops and pick up all the reduced post-easter bargains though

A letter needs to start Dear Sir/Madam/name of recipient and have your address in the top right.
Please try harder.

It was so close to freedom…

As a parent of a diabetic child can I say that Easter Eggs are a PITA. My daughter will make them last until October and they take up a huge amount of space.

She’s much better off with a stash of Mars Bars that can be kept in a drawer.

Put the bunny back in the box.