Things I’ve learned
Easter egg hunts can be fun for adults. But much more so when you’ve hidden the eggs, rather than had to find them.
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OMG! That’s so true Adam. I devised a little hunt for my neices yesterday. They had to find eggs that had clues to where their baskets were hidden. I had a blast doing it.
I remember the first year I was deemed old enough to hide the eggs for my sister and her friends. Definitely a rite of passage in my family.
I did my first Easter Egg hunt with the kids this year – I had a blast hiding the eggs, especially because when my oldest tore through and took all the easy to find ones, I could help my littlest find the hidden treasures.
Check out http://www.voicesforpeaceday.org – I am part of planning this event, thought you might be interested…