Noah trying to assist Chelsea in filling the confetti inside the eggshell.
Here is something my tejano friends in Texas can appreciate. Making cascarones. Why do I insist on making cascarones every year? Oh yeah...because my mom and grandma used to make them every year when I was little. That was another fun thing I remember during my childhood. My sister and I cracking them on my brothers head. Now I am carrying on the tradition of making cascarones with my kids. They look forward to this every year. They may be time-consuming to make, but in the end...cracking them on the heads of friends and family, and those you just want to give a good smack to on the head is all worth making them. Oh...how I miss my friends and family both in Utah and Texas right about now. However, I can think of plenty of heads here in Jersey I would love to crack one on.
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| I'm reading to crack some heads.-Noah |
We are ready for some fun this weekend. You can read about how to make cascarones here.
*Do you have any easter family traditions?
*Have you ever made cascarones?
I saw these on a different blog recently. They look so fun!
ReplyDeleteI love to share traditions with my family. Its an awesome way to make new memories. God bless you always. I love you
ReplyDeleteRikki, they are a lot of fun to make and crack on someone's head. You become a pro after doing it for so many years.
ReplyDeleteJenah-I always appreciate your genuine and heartfelt posts. I pray many blessings upon you! I can't believe you have two beautiful children. I still remember you when you were nine!! You can still call me Aunt Rose if you want!xoxoxo