This year, our annual Easter egg hunt introduced a novel technique. In solidarity with the cocoa bean shortage, we opted for the tiniest of eggs, snugly nestled within slightly larger, egg-shaped plastic containers. These containers, bedecked in an array of vibrant hues, guided our young egg enthusiasts along the labyrinthine garden paths.
Shielded within their armored casings, these eggs remained impervious to the midday sun, also ensuring no chocolate-seeking canine or other susceptible creature comes to harm.
The true victor of this egg-cellent affair? The trailblazer who meticulously plotted the hunt. As he dismantles the directional signage, he’ll discover a trove of overlooked treasures—his well-deserved reward!
Gone are the days of stumbling upon rogue eggs weeks later, weather-worn or worse—stripped bare by some crafty rodent.
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