You’ve Been Egged :: Surprise Your Friends & Family This Easter

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Want to spread some joy this Easter season? One fun way to do so is to “egg” your friends, neighbors, or family members. Imagine waking up and finding hidden eggs–with goodies inside, of course–all over your yard or porch? That’s what it feels like when “You’ve Been Egged”!

My daughter and I “egged” our neighbors last year who have four-year-old twin girls. We could hear their squeals of delight as they discovered eggs all over their yard. But we were probably just as happy at our house listening to them.

How to Create a “You’ve Got Egged” Surprise

Wait until after it gets dark or when they are not home to egg your friends or neighbors. Sneak over to hide eggs in their yard. And make sure to leave them a note. Here’s a printable you can use as your note.

We think it’s a good idea to write down the number of eggs you’ve hidden. Because who wants to find a forgotten egg in June?

This sneaky surprise is sure to bring lots of joy this season.

So if you do get egged, make sure to pass on the fun to someone else. Tag El Paso Mom on social media so we can all join in the fun!

What To Put In Plastic Eggs

candy (duh . . . but please be mindful of food allergies)

stickers

temporary tattoos

money

bouncy balls

erasers

mini bottles of bubbles

jelly bracelets

finger puppets

sticky hands

army men

fake bugs

tiny farm animals

pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters

Head to the dollar store or the Target dollar section and go wild.

Download this “You’ve Been Egged” printable to leave on your friends’ door. And have fun egging your people. We can’t wait to hear stories from all over the El Paso area about people getting egged.

You've Been Egged :: Surprise Your Friends & Family This Easter

Looking for even more Easter fun? Check out our Guide to Easter Events and Egg Hunts in the El Paso area. 

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Vanessa Bush
With a background in writing, marketing, and bringing women together, Vanessa has found a sweet spot as the owner of El Paso Mom. Vanessa is married to her high school sweetheart, Nate, and they have three kids. When she is not chauffeuring children about town, Vanessa works as the part-owner of an advertising agency, enjoys volunteering at church, loves watching college football, and drinks a little too much coffee. She is passionate about connecting women with each other, loving her people, and finding the good in her place.

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