#3 Eastern Easter - Decoration & Gifts

Hello dear friend,

I'm still here and I'm still going with the Eastern Easter series posts.
This is the third post about Easter and today it's about decorations & gifts. Every year, at Easter, I like to beautify the living room with a few handmade decorations and cards, and you will see some pictures below.
Still, I can’t help but notice, the extraordinary way in which nature decorates itself and offers us the most wonderful gift: the awakening to life of the whole nature.
I watched in my garden the first peach flowers and cherry buds that stood to spit. In just a few days, the garden was filled with floral fragrances and songbirds. (I will have a post about this soon and I will show you the beauties of my garden)
Christians celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus from the dead, which means to all who believe in Him that they are born again, to a new life, like their Lord.
It is obvious that there is a spring for nature and one for the soul.
But, let's treat you with some pictures:
Easter decorations:

Flowers decoration in the Church:

And now about the gifts!
I never understood the place of the rabbit in the Easter Feast, but it seems that the children love a lot the baby rabbits and some parents give them as a gift to their Kids.
The girl of some friends received this beautiful white rabbit:

And those three rabbits, my nephew got them...

I bought this wonderful Easter arrangement as a gift for someone dear.

This is a painting received from a good friend of mine and I cherish it very much

There can not be a celebrations without something sweet ;)

I would like to end up with a poem about spring to prepare the next post in this way.

**Spring's thought **
When the spring comes up
With fascinating splendor,
Let there be only sun in your soul
And the road sprinkle with flowers! (madrigal by Vasile Larco)
Romanian version:
Gând de primăvară
Când primăvara iar apare
Cu fascinantele-i splendori,
S-aveţi în suflet numai soare
Şi drumul presărat cu flori!

Enjoy your life, everyday!

Your,
didutza