You GOT Egged!

Friends~So I am constantly getting inspired by the incredible teachers and mommies on Pinterest.  It is amazing how one pin can change your life or just make an evening at home exciting! 


I was pinning away one day and I saw this pin on Pinterst.  I followed it to this adorable site called Fab N Free
Be sure to check out all of the other fun and free stuff on this site!  
It is amazing!

Well, after seeing this pin all I could think about was egging my neighbors.  I love Booing during Halloween!  I had to wait for the temperature to warm a bit and for some signs of Spring to pop up before I attempted this.  

I am happy to report that this weekend was it!  63 degrees and a Saturday night home with my kiddos.  We decided to get the eggs ready before we left for dinner and to drag them with us in the car. 


Of course I took no pictures of the process but I grabbed baskets from the $ Store and filled plastic eggs with candy and small prizes.  I totally had to add some Marshmallow Peeps!
  
I typed up this letter based on our Boo letter in October. 
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Lily and Ian loved filling the eggs and picking which one of our wonderful neighbors would get egged first.  Try it with your kiddos at home!
I of course am thinking of which classroom will get egged first at school:)

I know I am going to get busted because I am writing this.  People will know it was The Schroeder Family who started the egging but I just had to share!  


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2 comments

  1. I just love this , It is absolutely adorable. Too Cute !!!! I am your follower , cannot wait to see more.

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  2. Love it! I've been booing my friends at school for years, but at one point had to change it to a 'harvest' theme rather than Halloween because they've outlawed Halloween at my school (very conservative). I'm going to re-word this to springtime rather than Easter, since we have those folks who don't celebrate that holiday either. Thanks for sharing this idea!

    Meiri

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Extra, extra tell Mrs. Schroeder about it!