Since it's so cold, what could we do for Easter?

It was feeling a lot like spring at the beginning of the week but it's turned nasty up here in Toronto. We had snow flurries last night and this morning we had a blanket of snow on the ground. The wind is really blowing, it is bitterly cold, and I seriously doubt that the egghunters will be able to find a lot of eggs--nor would they be in the mood to! Well, when my kids were little and we had lousy weather (and being up here it almost always does) what I did was buy bags of those little foil covered eggs (usually from Allan's or Laura Secord's)and I would drop a trail from just outside their bedroom doors to various points throughout the house. The eggs would lead to a spot behind the chesterfield and I'd have marshmallow chicks there, and on to the family room where I have a couple of Kinder Surprises, then on to the kitchen where I had the big chocolate bunnies (brown chocolate for the boy and white chocolate for the girl). Those times didn't turn out too badly, because it's the chocolate the little monsters are really after anyway! :-))) Have a wonderful Easter anyway...

We are the in the same situation here in Texas. BEAUTIFUL at the beginning of the week, but a cold front moved in Tuesday night and it's only in the 60s the last couple of days. Tomorrow in the 50s and Saturday and Sunday middle 40s!!! LOL We were planning on the park for a big egg hunt and all, but that may be out. We were going to do a picnic and everything. I am really bummed about it. Hopefully, it will get better. If the wind isn't blowing, it might still be ok if we are all bundled up and the sun is shining. :)

Here in ohio we have the same weather problems,We were going to have an outdoor egg hunt for the grandbabies but with the weather being so cold and calling for snow, we have decided to have it indoors.after we gather for our meal we will have the easter egg and basket hunt.