I don’t have kids, and I think my views on Easter egg hunts are a good example of why.
When given the opportunity, I want to hide every Easter egg in clever, out-of-the-way spots so as to make them challenging to find. I know, I know; an Easter egg hunt is supposed to be a fun activity, but why not add an extra layer of problem solving on top?
So this Easter, I hope someone out there has made camouflage eggs to challenge their children. Changing things up can be a lot of fun.
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Spring is for the opportunities, not the birds
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New Gun restaurant has great name, but not for reason you think
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Here we go again: Tom Brady in his ninth Super Bowl
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ABLE Commission preps for new alcohol laws, pandemonium
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Football season is heating up in Oklahoma
Animal Crackers freed from cage, sent to belly
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QAnon: Your latest online political conspiracy theories
Election robocalls keep robot employment high
Oklahoma health care community clowning around
What was the Board of Health smoking?
Buffalo Wild Wings hacker missed delicious opportunity
