How different is to see the traditions from another point of view... Yeah, the movement of these holidays here sounds strange, but we are accustomed to this :)

About the egg fights, wishing you to have chosen the strongest one - the so-called 'borets' - the traditional beliefs predict a good health and luck to its owner. Do not forget to carry your chosen dyed egg (preferrably red, but any color will do) with you when you go to the church, the battles of epic proportions (this is a huge understatement!) begin after the service.

And do not be surprised if you see the babas to do strange things with two eggs - red and white one - like (<i>not sure how to explain it, but I'll try</i> :) moving the couple of eggs around the face of nearby kids, saying 'cherven bial cherven bial cherven bial' (red white red white red white) many times. Always looked strange to me, even though my grandma did this every year on me :)

Sorry for my rusty English, haven't used it for a while. Have a nice Easter!