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Is vintage style still commonly used during Easter today?

Christians all over the world have just celebrated Easter. Taking part in a variety of fascinating and enjoyable activities is certainly a characteristic of any celebration. Various types of activities and goods that are normally found are more modern and lovely in today's celebrations than in earlier times. The Easter basket for example. According to folklore, the Easter basket was solely made of woven rattan or dried bamboo at that time, so it could be used as a sturdy egg basket. The basket was used as an egg container when Christians wanted to get blessings at the church, as well as a place to put eggs from the egg hunting tradition. However, did you know that vintage style is becoming the current trend in fashion and style? In general, vintage refers to something old that inspires memories from the past. Vintage is widely used in many parts of life, including transportation, fashion, and products, as well as in houses. People are attracted to wearing vintage clothes, and collecting goods and accessories because they follow the trends that are currently being talked about. The trend also applies to this basket thing. In recent years, the baskets have been made as modern and as easy as possible to increase the value of these items, but with changing trends every year, vintage trends have become people's choices and favorites. As for the case to celebrate Easter, if it’s too burdensome to make, people will tend to buy Easter baskets that have vintage values such as the woven materials and decorations used in the baskets. You might also find that there are various kinds of holiday greeting cards and even telephone cards being collected. To note its value, the more unique and vintage an item is, the higher the selling price that can be obtained.

Are there any good movies to watch during Easter?

In celebrating Easter, the ideal way to spend spare time is with family. Watching a movie is an example of a good option to do with the family during Easter. Isn't it more interesting to watch movies about Easter? So, here are some movie suggestions for you to watch for Easter. The first on the list is Monty Python's Life of Brian. Also known as the Life of Brian, this movie was released in 1979 and played by Graham Chapman. It tells about Brian Cohen who was born at the same time as Jesus Christ. This movie got a lot of critique and controversy yet it is still listed as the funniest comedy movie and even listed as the 5th best British movie. Next up is a movie produced by Mark Burnett and Roma Downey titled Son of God, released in 2014. This movie tells the story of the life of Jesus from the Bible. Next is the Jesus Christ Superstar film which tells the story of Jesus Christ, a child who received a revelation to save his nation. In contrast to Son of God, this film is presented in a musical that raises elements of pop and rock music. This film also presents the story of how Judas Iscariot betrayed Jesus and caused him to be crucified by the Romans and atone for the sins of his followers. This movie also presented the story of the relationship between Mary and Jesus. Lastly, there is a movie titled Hop that is presented in 3D animation. This comedy movie is directed by Tim Hill with the voice of Russell Brand as the main character named E.B. The story goes about E.B who refuses to play the role of the Easter Bunny after his father. Remember to pick the best movie following your preferences and who you are going to watch them so it will be fun for all!

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Is there any specific food to eat during the celebration of Easter?

During special celebrations, people will be busy with various activities to do as a form of excitement to welcome it. Not only that, but food also plays an important role in the presence of having the best moments that day. Did you know that when celebrating Easter, every country has its own special food to eat together? Starting from Greece, the typical food of this country at Easter is Tsoureki, a Greek sweet braided bread that has the meaning of the Holy Trinity. While the egg which is used as a side dish of the bread is symbolized as the blood of Christ, therefore this egg is painted red. Next up, is Spain. Rosquillas de Semana Santa or Easter donuts taste more like cakes than donuts because they are made using fermented flour rather than yeast. Mostly, the most common serving of this food is to sprinkle sugar on the top. Next, from Poland that is Babka wielkanocna is a year-round favorite dessert in many countries, this sponge cake was originally served on Easter Sunday in Poland for many years. Basically, babka is round and filled with sweet icing. Meanwhile, in the United States, most people would use ham for Easter celebrations. Many families in the United States enjoy grilled ham. The ham is sweet because of the layer of spices made from honey, brown sugar, or sliced ​​pineapple. Before the refrigerator was invented, animals were slaughtered in the fall and their cured meat would not be ready to eat before Easter. That is the origin of this tradition. Next is from Germany, namely Kerbelsuppe in Germany, chervil soup is made from chervil, a type of herb similar to parsley. This soup is usually eaten on Maundy Thursday or the Thursday before Easter which is also known as Gründonnerstag or Green Thursday in German. That's why this soup is green. So, while there are still many kinds of foods from each country that have not been described in detail, this is the information regarding where and what sorts of food are offered during Easter celebrations in different countries.

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