This year, we had only six differently colours though, and we had nine kids. What to do? I did what every manager does best. I delegated. 'Girls, you gals figure out how to make sure everyone knows which eggs are theirs.'
They solved it brilliantly by using a sharpie to put a number on the eggs. Every one had his own age on the eggs. By some weird coincidence all nine kids were different ages, so it worked out beautifully. Problem solved!
Most eggs were found , but there still are a few missing. Only six though. Not bad after hiding 144 eggs. I am sure they will show up some day.
Hope your Easter was as much fun as mine!
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Wij doen ze gewoon allemaal in een schaal verzamelen en daarna verdelen.
We found two leftovers today,too. Plastic, thankfully.
Egg hunts at my grandmothers with all us grandchildren found us looking for the eggs with our name on them.
Egg hunts with all my own children and their cousins are 'color coded' with all the kids having a certain color to look for and we put their names on them as well for backup.
I love the color codes as it makes it easy for all ages to hunt without giving away the location as someone looks to see the name or number on the egg, finding it's not theirs... but being spied upon by others so they soon rush to check the location. :)
Wow, that's brilliant. 144 eggs... I'm hungry just thinking about it.
Nine kids.
144 eggs hidden.
I am in awe of you.
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