Short personal how-to from Hinesh Chauhan describing his approach to organizing an elaborate Easter egg hunt for his children using a list of hiding places, rhyming riddles, and treats placed around the house to lead kids from clue to clue.
Every Easter, I set up an Easter egg hunt for my kids. And of course, I never make it easy, so I set up a bunch of riddles, and that's a clue to get to the next one and the next one, and it takes them a really long time, and I wanted to share that with you. So let me just. What I do. So if it's something you're going to take on, you got to start with a list of the places you're going to hide things. And. And then I make these rhyming riddles and I drop their treats all over the place and get a kick out of watching them trying to solve the puzzles and have they have a bit of a hard time reading my handwriting, but that's their problem.
