Showing posts with label Easter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Easter. Show all posts

Friday, April 2, 2010

Easter Egg Hunt with Lady Gaga


Lady Gaga's Paparazzi, The Black Eyed Peas' Boom Boom Pow were among the songs setting the atmosphere for the Easter Egg Hunt at Yongsan today. It was like a continuation of last night's Girls' Night Out. Not appropriate and yet, a lot more enjoyable than some cheesy kids' music.

They put empty plastic eggs on the field and the kids, grouped by age, filled their baskets. I, of course, forgot to bring a basket, so my kids had to use a bag, but, hey, we made it on time. The plastic eggs were empty, but the kids could turn them in for candy. There were a few special eggs that got prizes. They were giving out very generous portions of non-chocolate candy so I told Ian he could have some M&Ms at home and we skipped out.

Eva actually got the idea and put eggs in her bag. Then she started taking the eggs out later, but she did really well and enjoyed it.

Ian was a lot more interested before it started. It is nice because he is still at the age where he isn't aware of the prize eggs and that only a few kids will find them and win. So he didn't even look for it and was happy to turn his eggs in and leave without candy.

Sunday, April 12, 2009

Happy Easter

Coloring eggs yesterday:





Eva helping:

Finding (plastic) eggs this morning:

Sunday, March 23, 2008

Happy Easter at the Hotel



The DHL held an Easter egg hunt today in the lobby. It is usually outside, but due to the rain, it was indoors.
They had a separate area for kids under 4. The eggs were mostly out in the open and there were so many kids that some kids didn't get any. Each child was only supposed to take two, but not everyone followed the rules and there weren't quite enough eggs. Ian got one. The prize was a small, blue bunny. Curt's co-worker and family were there and he told his 4 year old to the older kids hunt because none of their kids got any eggs. She brought back 6 to share with her 2 year old brothers. The prizes for the little kids did not include candy, which was nice.

Ian was more interested in going through the revolving door than the hunt, but we were still proud that he found an egg.