My jaw fell when I saw them yesterday in safeway. It is not even the MIDDLE of January. I would like to see some of these Markewting Managers locked in a room with a dozen 5 year-olds whining about "when is egg day Mum".
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I saw hot cross buns in our local Coles. I don't know how anybody can even think about hot cross buns until the leaves start falling.
ReplyDeleteWe wish you a merry easter
ReplyDeleteWe wish you a merry easter
We wish you a merry easter
And a happy new spending season!
I want to know who the first person who buys an easter egg or hot cross bun is, and when?
ReplyDeleteGAH BUNBUG!
ReplyDeleteIt just makes me want to put my hands over my ears and shout "la la la la la".
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year.
The whinging for easter eggs will start any minute now.
ReplyDeleteOne of my friends buys hot cross buns year round (year round!) because her kids like them for recess (or, as we used to say, little lunch).
ReplyDeleteIt's sacrilege to me: hot cross buns are for Good Friday, (one) Easter egg is for hunting on Easter Sunday.
I saw them in woolies last week. I'm restraining myself...just.
ReplyDeleteMy jaw fell when I saw them yesterday in safeway. It is not even the MIDDLE of January.
ReplyDeleteI would like to see some of these Markewting Managers locked in a room with a dozen 5 year-olds whining about "when is egg day Mum".
Ampersand Duck takes the prize for
ReplyDeleteGah BUNbug.
Well, Ampersand Duck might have the best riposte, but I saw hot cross buns in Coles on January 2
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