The weather was perfect. Sometimes Easter Sunday is cold and snowy. This year it was sunny and the temperature was near 80 degrees. This made the egg hunt plan a lot easier because most of it could be outside.
The first thing we did was eat an awesome brunch. It seemed strange to just show up pretty much empty handed, but I loved it. I know when we are gone, the family tradition will continue. We were missing my son in law's family this year as they had other plans. As families increase, it gets harder to have everyone together.
Our daughter even made an awesome Pinterest cake which really did look as good as the original. Usually when we try to copy a cute idea, it bombs. This was great and tasted good too.
Then the instructions came. At first the older kids just went along with the whole idea to be pleasant, but soon they got into it just as much as the younger kids. Each kid had a color assigned to them. The first egg was hidden inside the house. They had to find their color egg. Inside the egg was a QR code. They needed to use their smartphone with a QR reader installed. Our oldest quickly downloaded her own reader and she was off and running. I had a reader on my phone so the others who needed it had to come to me.
When you scan this QR, this is what it said. All the QR's were different.
This one was Jack's so off he went to the fire pit. My son in law made this fantastic fire pit that looks like a fire breathing dragon.
Jack has his carton
Ewan found his empty carton.
Sam found his carton under a rock.
Dylan leaving no rock unturned.
They looked everywhere and eventually every egg and pop bottle was accounted for.
Melissa, the least competitive of the group, was the first to finish.
The youngest and the oldest grandchild sampling what they found.
Grandpa with all five grandchildren.
Oh wow Barb, this looks awesome. What a great idea !
ReplyDeleteDo you know when the Amish Greenhouses in your area open for the season? We like Grand River & Salemville the best!!
ReplyDeleteThank you!