Monday, April 05, 2010
10 minutes of waiting, 1 minute of hunting
The city does an annual Easter egg hunt and they have it on Truman's campus. They divide the groups up ages 1-3, 4-5, 6,7,8 and maybe 9,10 - not sure about that one. Anyway, you have to get there fairly early to get a good parking spot and find a spot on the quad. Roy took Rae and the camera to her area and I stayed with the boys in their area. It's tough to keep a huge crowd of kids waiting on the edge of the grass! A siren goes off and it's a rush to get as many eggs as you can. Blaise took a while to get into it, but there were plenty of eggs and lots of other kids who didn't really know what they were doing. Isaac was happy to hold two eggs. All of the eggs had tootsie rolls - so that was kinda lame, but the kids love them. It was a gorgeous day on Saturday! There were some beautiful daffidols growing all over campus. You can see some in the first picture.



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3 comments:
cute pictures---love isaac's perch!
Cute! Last year we went to our city's egg hunt. It lasted about 10 seconds and some kids got 0 eggs. We decided to forgo it this year and stick with a hunt in the yard with friends. Glad you guys had fun!!
We missed the egg hunt we usually go to this year. I did not realize it was Easter until a few days before. It is one of those years! Your egg hunt looks fabulous though!
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