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I love eggs. So far, I've eaten my way through a few chocolate ones and I still have a couple of weeks before Easter arrives. I would worry about my waistline and everything in between, but I'm planning a neighborhood egg hunt. Of course, it'll have to stretch for a least 10 miles to make up for all that chocolate...

 
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Plan An Easter Egg Hunt and Brunch
I love egg hunts. I'm not very good at them, so I tend to hold back a few of the chocolate eggs. That way, I can indulge while I watch the rest of the neighborhood search madly for those bits of delicious morsels.

 
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Last year I bought one of those dye kits, but my niece found it before I did, ruining her good Easter dress. Needless to say, I'm sticking to doing eggs the old fashioned way this year, at my sister's request.

 
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