The 34th Annual Ravenna Park Egg Hunt in the Park will be held On April 24th in "Little Park" on Easter Sunday at 2:30 rain or shine. If you have a child participating, bring a dozen plastic eggs, filled with candy, coins, sticker, or other treats (no nuts, please) to the Coleman's House at 311 19th Ave NE before 6 PM on Saturday April 23rd.
With your eggs please include the form which is available here: The Egg Hunt Form.
You can help hide eggs, make a donation for the "Golden Eggs," or volunteer to be the Easter Bunny next year.
Come join the neighbors this Sunday for a good time in the Little Park.
Glenn Roberts, SRES*
Lake and Company Real Estate
206-524-3665
Seattle Residential ~ I Do That
Licensed broker since 1985 offering spectacular service to buyers and sellers in greater Seattle, with particular interest in Green Lake, Ballard, Phinney Ridge, Wallingford, Ravenna, Bryant, View Ridge, Roosevelt and the University District.
*Senior Real Estate Specialist
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I love to hide Easter eggs...I find it much easier to find them if I am the one that hid them
Looks like fun! I am feeling a little empty-nesty this year, no kids or grandkids around. More candy for me, though!
Glenn, I think you should be the Easter Bunny next year. Craig Rutman probably has a costume you can borrow.
When my girls were little, I overheard them talking about the Easter Bunny, and one said "who is really the Easter Bunny - Dad?" The other said, 'No, silly, mom is the Easter Bunny - Daddy is the Good Fairy!"
Evidently, one had seen him sneak a $5 under their pillow, got him confused with the Tooth Fairy. :)
Sheila - The edge.
Virginia - We're empty in the est too and the local grandson will be 14 soon. Candy is good.
I don't ever remember going to an Easter Egg Hunt. This looks like fun.
Jeane - It usually rains, but everyone has fun. This year I'll be out of town (looking for sun) so it will probably be quite lovely.
Glenn - my parents used to take us to a town Easter egg hunt and I loved it. I did the same with my son when he was younger, but know at 23, I'd have to stick $10. bills inside the eggs to get him to do it! By the way - you are just too clever! ;=)
Kristine - Hard boiled eggs were quite a concept, once. I don't know how that started, but, plastic? A symbol of what? And now, $10 plastic eggs. Happy meals for two, I guess.
Hello Glenn. It’s that time of year again... when the Easter Bunny’s helpers hide lots of treat-filled eggs. Great localism post! (I need to post about Murrieta’s “Spring EGGstravaganza” being held this Saturday.)
Bill - Spring brings out the best in us, or at least it brings us out.