I Think I Blew It

[pachimac]

I didn't buy Melissa (20yo) a chocolate Easter bunny this year, and she was genuinely sad. I felt so bad. Should I go out and get one off the sale rack now??

Sorta joking about it, but not. This is the first year I didn't do anything related to the Easter Bunny for her. She's growing up and I wasn't sure what to do.

Do you still get your grown kids Easter baskets or candy?

 

[Jeannette]

No, I haven't done that in a few years. This year we didn't even have chocolate eggs. They have become so expensive.
But I'm sure that when I would have bought them a chocolate Easter bunny, they would have been happy!!

 

[Cherylndesigns]

Go buy her some chocolate bunnies - 1/2 off!

 

[LSlycord]

Sydney complained that I didn't get her any chocolate eggs or bunnies! I told her I would do better next year. Who knew that my 19 year old would still want a bunny? (I did give her a couple of bags of Dove's chocolates!)

 

[AnjaPelzer]

you are never to old to get a bunny from your Mom, I do it every year to my son 28 and my daughter 38.
they are very happy about this.

 

[scribler]

Definitely go out and get her bunny. It'll be a great memory y'all can share. (And you can make a scrapbook page. Bonus. lol)

 

[bcgal00]

No, no Easter goodies for my grown daughters but we always have some kind of a dessert to share together.

 

[pachimac]

Thanks gals - I bought her a bunny and she was SOO happy!

 

[faerywings]

It's a win-win for you both, Susie! Sometimes it is the littlest things that give and share the most joy. ♥