Easter Egg Hunts

Today we woke up to a few new inches of snow and it snowing out really hard. Kyla was still very interested in going to an Easter Egg Hunt, so we bundled up in all of winter gear and headed to a egg hunt at a church, the egg hunt for her age was pretty small. We had decided to do the egg hunt at the church instead of the other one in town that was at Sportsman's Warehouse, but since it was over so quickly we headed over to that one too. Kyla was pretty excited to do two egg hunts. The second one was also outside and there were a ton of people! Her age group was for ages 0-3 and there were probably a few hundred kids in just that age group. Luckily, there were probably thousands off eggs scattered around and she probably got ten. I could not believe how crazy it was, I seriously could not even believe that there were that many kids that live here. If I even took my eyes off of Kyla for a second I had trouble finding her in the crowd. I talked to several moms who said that their kids didn't even get a single egg because of how big the crowd was. She did at least get some good candy in her eggs. Usually at Halloween and Easter it is all hard candy to suck on and we end up throwing it all away. She was very happy with both Easter egg hunts and had a great time. At the first Easter Egg hunt she would pick up an egg, open it to see what was in it, show me and then move on to finding the next egg. She learned in time for the second egg hunt that you just have to get all the eggs you can find and then look in each one after the egg hunt, otherwise we would have probably ended up with just one egg. Kyla can't wait for the Easter Bunny to come to our house and hide more eggs for her to wake up to tomorrow.