27 Mar, 2016
Where do you hide Easter chocolate for teens?
Posted by andrea tomkins in: Easy ways to make kids happy
Easy. The same places you hid them when they were little kids.
2 Responses to "Where do you hide Easter chocolate for teens?"
1 | G
This reminds me of when my parents used to hide chocolates for us. They did it every year my brother and I were home, even when we were in university. The door frame was a classic place to check! The best was finding a treat a few hours or days after! Wonderful memories. I’m sure you girls will look back on these moments with great fondness :)
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