easter eggs

Travel time notwithstanding, Game of Thrones’ sixth season finale finally ushered Sam into the great Citadel library to begin his training as a Maester, in search of vital intel for Jon Snow’s battle against the Night King. That said, a few easter eggs in the library itself caught the eye of clever viewers, and might just blow up Game of Thrones’ reality like wildfire.

A bunny won't be the only animal you associate with Easter after watching this.

The Easter Sunday falls on April 20th this year, but the Dunigan Family YMCA will start the Easter celebration a week early with their first "Egg-Stravaganza" complete with activities for the kids, and of course, a huge Easter egg hunt!

While perusing BuzzFeed.com, I stumbled across a video that revealed hidden novelties within the site that really don't help or hinder the YouTube experience, but are features that make you go, "Well, isn't that something." Of the six shared by BuzzFeed, these are the three I found to be the most amusing.

According to many cultures like the Ancient Babylonian, Egyptians, and others, the eggs symbolizes the rebirth of nature in the spring, and the bunny represents fertility or having lots of babies! Seriously...

When you think of Easter eggs in the context of movies and television, you think of seeing stuff like the pizza delivery truck in all the Pixar movies, or J.J. Abrams using the faux slushie brand Slusho in each of his movies. But what about literal Easter eggs inspired by movies and TV shows...

The Easter practice of egg decorating has meaning behind it: the egg itself represents rebirth, something early Pagans celebrated during the spring season, and was later adopted by Christians to represent the resurrection themes of the Easter holiday. Back in the olden days, colored eggs were decorated in springy hues and given away to lovers and friends sort of the same way we do with Valentines.