HubMob Weekly Topic: Easter

The differences in Western Easter and Orthodox Easter are plentiful. Find out what some of these are here in this spectacular Greek Easter hub. keep reading →

Dear Easter Board Members, I am concerned about the future of Easter Inc. Santa told me the other day that his North Pole ski resort went bankrupt. He lost a lot in the stock market which was supplementing... keep reading →

Imagine a cold, crisp April day in 731, with sunshine bouncing out from behind the clouds every so often and clear air between you and the estuary at Jarrow – in the county of England now known as Tyne and... keep reading →

In a previous Hub entitled Easter Eggs I described some of the traditions and customs associated with eggs and Easter. However, there is much more to the story about the links between eggs and Easter and the... keep reading →

I have to admit I am a big kid at heart. When it comes to coloring pages I could lose an entire afternoon literally. It is so much fun connecting with that young person in your life weather it be your own... keep reading →

The Second World War is responsible for the growth of the Easter Lily industry in the United States. The Easter Lily or Lilium longiflorum was originally grown in Japan and up until 1941 when the... keep reading →

Four unusual and special quick-to-make snakcs for Easter. healthy too ! "Eggs in Ribbons", "Easter Chick Salad", "Russian Doll Tomatoes" and "Boiled Eggs Stuffed With Smoked Salmon" keep reading →

Around Easter, I am often mistaken for a Russian, Ukrainian, or Slav. I don't mind, because I love the cultures. I incorporate different artistic traditions into my holidays simply because I admire the... keep reading →

Can we just call it another name? keep reading →

Here comes HubMob Cottontail Hoppin' down the Easter trail Hippity, hubbity, Easter's on its Way Bringing all the girls and boys HubMob full of Easter hubs.... keep reading →

All Natural Easter Eggs I love the fact you can go straight to your kitchen to find what you need to dye your Easter eggs without spending another dime. To color these eggs, you boil the eggs with a... keep reading →

Being a God-observing country, Philippines observe Lenten season religiously. This will start on Ash Wednesday that paternized the lunar calendar of Romans to be followed by Palm Sunday, then what we call... keep reading →

Easter signifies RESURRECTION OF JESUS! Easter is also the most important day in the whole year for Christians to celebrate.Jesus,the Messiah was put to death on the CROSS and rose from the dead on the third... keep reading →

 A family tradition at our house for all holidays is always a big dinner. The whole family gets together and enjoys the holiday. One Easter we were trying to think of a way to start the dinner that would... keep reading →

Here is a collection of some interesting facts about Easter. Not the usual collection of how did the Easter bunny come about. Hopefully, like myself, you will learn something new! keep reading →

Easter in Greece, Greek Easter 2010. Easter is the biggest holiday of the year and is even more important than Christmas in Greece. keep reading →

Decorating eggs for Easter is a wonderful tradition. Here's a guide to the origin of the craft, and a how-to guide for painting and colouring your own eggs this Easter. keep reading →

  The Easter Bunny is on its way which means lots of fun for the kids.  There are so many different Easter games you can play with your children.  Take any type of game and add a Bunny or an Egg to it... keep reading →

It was bound to come out sooner or later, so I may as well come clean right here and now. I wasn't always the evil genius that you see before you. Well, maybe I was, but there was a time when evildoing was... keep reading →

Easter is a time for giving to those who we love. A little token of love can say more than a thousand words. In some places Easter gifts are a norm and Easter baskets are a fun tradition to follow, you can... keep reading →

A guide to fun and cheap family activities this Easter. keep reading →

Easter Time Well here it is nearly Easter again! It comes around very year but, confusingly, it moves about. This is due to the fact that Easter is based on the lunar calendar and as it originated in Europe... keep reading →

I was raised in the rituals of Christianity, but i didn't believe in carrying on with this belief, especially after several tragedies hit our home. I became confused about a God who could allow such great... keep reading →

Ok I admit it I am being brave here; I am going to speak about an instance that has never been shared other than with those who were actually there! The "Warnie" rule was applied here - what happens in the... keep reading →

One mid-March morning, as the goddess Oestara was just beginning to awaken from her long winter sleep, the earth warmed around her and the sky cleared to a crystalline blue. In the southern realms, a little... keep reading →

Easter is one of my favorite holiday's of the year. Without it, Chirstmas is meaningless for me and my family. We celebrate the birth of our Saviour at Christmas, we celebrate His Resurrection from death at... keep reading →

From the time that I became aware of the terms of Liberal and Conservative, I've often wondered where Jesus would fall. Because if He was a Liberal, He might have an open mind about jokes told about Him. On... keep reading →

The Easter Bunny was unknown in Europe up to about 30 years ago ! No easter eggs :( The Easter bunny originated as a pagan symbol that predates the Christian holiday. In fact, the early Christians... keep reading →