Our fourth treasure hunt led us to the chicken house. Daddy was silly and wanted to know if chickens ate chocolate! My children of course said no, though I think the chickens might if given a chance!
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| on the run |
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| Treasure!! |
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| Yummy! |
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| for mommy |
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| for the monkeys–wait can monkeys have chocolate?! |
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| showing off the treasure |
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| she’s serious about her chocolate |
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| he was not impressed with the piece that fell on the ground |
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| good stuff- for the record she poured them all into her hand and then ate them by color. |
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| he looks a little tired |
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| her hair never stays in the pretties long |
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what do you mean mine are all gone?
I want some more please!! |
Rosalinda Hone
Now that’s a moment of timeless value. 🙂 It’s nice seeing you guys did the treasure hunting as a family, and not just the kids. Finding the treasure is more rewarding that way, even if chocolates are no gold bars. This was a great idea by your husband to incorporate some Civil War-related stuff into family activities. 😉
Sylvia Hepner
Sweet little ones. And this is an awesome idea. We have 4 little ones so it would be a total blasr