But the Pampered Chef Easy Accent Decorate makes filling the eggs a piece of cake. This was tray 1 of 3 trays.
The weather did not cooperate very well. This is the site that greeted us upon arrival in Santaquin.
Rain and egg hunts don't go well together. But since there are about 1000 eggs hidden in the yard it isn't too hard to find some. How many eggs can you find in this picture?
It is a great time to get together with family.
Siblings together . . . Kris, Mark and Carole really they were probably stealing olives or deviled eggs out of the kitchen and got caught!
Paige and Cory made their way down from Wyoming. They know if you want to be in the Will you had better show up for this event.
More sisterly love . . . Melanie, Carole and Kris with Kittels
And if WW III were to occur during this event I think we would have enough food for the masses.
Let the hunt begin . . . Don't get in the way of the kids . . .
John is officially the youngest grandchild, but they have recruited neighbors and long lost relatives to attend this event so there will be lots of small children.
But it is not just about the hunt. Then there are the prizes afterwards. And everyone must get at least 3 prizes a piece.

5 comments:
Happy Easter Christine! You have some will power... I don't think I'd ever want to see, let alone touch another egg again after having to make that many!
That is the coolest way of doing deviled eggs! I can't imagine making so many the old fashioned way.
what was the grand prize? glad you had so much fun!
Looks like fun! Glad you had a great Easter.
That easter egg hunt looked likes tons of fun.
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