What does the Easter times mean to you? Growing up, our Holy Week and Easter is focused more on the religious side... reflecting on the life and story of Jesus. If you grow up in the Philippines like me, we don't do Easter bunnies and Easter baskets (this is too much for such a poor country, I guess). But we do have Easter egg hunts. I remember we often do this right after the Easter mass in the church's backyard. Our version of Easter eggs are not made of chocolates but decorated boiled eggs.
Anyway, I want to expose my kids to the religious tradition and practices that we observed back in my country home. We've done lots of religious works for the past years. You can read about it here and here. This year, I wanted to focus on Jesus, the many miracles he made and how he has touched the people's lives. In this post, though, I'm highlighting how we worked on the last days of Jesus that led to his death.
