If
you’ve ever helped prepare the candy for a community Easter egg hunt, you know
that can be a daunting assembling task. The first step involves finding two
plastic egg halves that will connect together. Before snapping the colorful egg
pieces together, a piece of candy is put in the middle. If you have a lot of
Easter eggs to make up, a group of volunteers can make this process faster and
more enjoyable.
I
assume the egg hunt our church did (in connection with the YMCA) was a smashing
success. Lots of happy kids (in a variety of ages) joyfully grabbed lots of
candy at frenzied pace. Viewing this process is usually rather entertaining for
the parents.
A
group effort is always more successful when everyone in that crowd is totally
committed. The burden is lightened, and a side effect is that friendships are
developed. So don’t ever shy away from operating together as a well oiled
machine. The sense of satisfaction is enormous. Give it a chance. There is
nothing to be loss, and a great deal to gain.
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