"Easter" according to moi

[RobertEarl]

The term Easter is an ancient term. Easter time comes from the realization that as the warm east winds return to the planet's land masses, after the cold north winds have killed off plant life, plants return to life. Plants at this time of year are seemingly raised from the dead. And where would we be without plants?

[pinboy3niner]

1. Where would we be without plants?

MiddleFingerMom (MFM) set off on a lifelong quest for the answer, ever since his unfortunate misreading of the word "plants" ...

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[SunsetDreams]

2. "Where would we be without plants?"

I suppose we wouldn't be high

[SunsetDreams]

5. Sorry replied in the wrong place. nt

[adirondacker]

4. Plants that stalk can be a pain to weed out!

Especially if you don't where their roots lie.

[Exposethefrauds]

6. Today is 420 day and Easter what better day to celebrate plants and baskets full of candy!

So in honor of 420 Day and Easter I shall make multiple offering of a very specific burning plant, with a very pleasing smoke, to the god(s) or goddess or Bob Marley take your pick and after each offering I will indulge in the bounty of the Easter Basket, despite the meager basket this year I shall do my best to properly celebrate the day.

[In_The_Wind]

7. I agree. It's going to be a beautiful day to celebrate.

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[RobertEarl]

3. Correction to OP

It is only in the Northern Hemisphere that Easter winds apply. Not, as stated in the OP, the entire planet's plants.

[countryjake]

8. Yup. Here's what it means to me...