I can't believe that my kids are 22, 19 and 16 and I'm still doing this. Yeah - I had to get them out of bed at 9 am on Saturday morning.
The rules are always the same -
Everyone gets ONE Golden Egg and ONE box of See's Candy and if you see multiples of other items, take one and let the other's get theirs'. It's a tough concept. Even for "almost" adults.
No killing each other.
Next year, I will add - no throwing furniture or each other.
Be kind and loving.
How come Parker has THREE Golden Eggs and Garrett has TWO boxes of See's?
Additional rule - Don't shoot people in the eye. Oh, and pick up the mini marshmallows after you shoot them! Oh and put the furniture back!
I hope you weekend was less violent than mine!
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What? My boys will still be acting like that when they're "almost" adults!!?! :)
I did a egg hunt with scavenger clues.
The boys are 9 and 10... they can read. So, I did not have to get out of bed at 6 am. They got up, read the first clue and found the first egg. Then read the second clue, and so on and so on.
The Prizes kept them busy and I slept in til 9 am. :)
I love my girls - although they fought over make up and clothes borrowing - not Easter egg hunts!
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