Grandpa Kline's Poppycock {Not Your Average Caramel Corn}

A few years ago a tradition began. On Easter Sunday morning, colorful; plastic eggs would show up in our parents' yard. A few days later, they would disappear. This has happened for quite a few years now. Just recently, it happened to our own neighbors. Colorful plastic eggs are inexpensive, and they look so fun in the yard. The year we "egged" our neighbors, their little girls had so much fun collecting them. Sadly, they have moved away. I am not sure who we will "egg" this year, but it is a fun tradition that started many years ago and one that we just may have to continue! Lisa Bundrick has connections with the Easter Bunny, so we credit her relationship for our great "egg the neighbors" tradition!

Materials Needed:

• Colorful plastic Eggs

Instructions:

• Pre-dawn, spread eggs in neighbor's yard
• A few days later, remove the eggs if they do not collect them!

Carrie