Whenever I think of this day and the Easter Egg hunt it takes me back to when we had Easter morning with our little girl now 24. When she was three we would do Easter Egg hunts that would last for hours oh we had so much fun. As she would find them we would be sneaky take one out of the basket and keep hiding them. What fond memories. But that was only good for a year or two. Then when she started to read we added the twist of the scavenger hunt with clues to her Easter basket stuffed with goodies and I must say that we were successful keeping up that tradition until she went off to college.
Being in technology there are also Easter Eggs but they come with a twist. It's when you find something hidden in a program that can bring rewards to the user. We have enjoyed adding Easter Eggs for our users and especially with our educational web-based Drive Of Your Life program that Middle School and High School Students use.
The thought of the Easter Egg overall is so clever. I was reminded this morning on the Sunday Morning Show as they described it when you are leaving and Easter Egg it becomes a lasting imprint. What does this have to do with this fund-raising campaign well donations are like Easter Eggs with a different twist. They are unique imprints that last forever. They can bring exhilarating joy to families and children otherwise facing a blood cancer. You see it's with those contributions or as we will refer to them as Easter Eggs today that funds research for a cure one that can save the life of a child. Now that's what you call an everlasting imprint.
How about considering adding your Easter Egg today and as it is picked up and used toward research you know you are making a significant difference. With research comes a cure and parents will for years to come be planning their Easter Egg hunts for their child instead of what could be today a frightening dose of reality watching their child battle Leukemia or any other blood cancer. http://www.in.llsevent.org/pam
Sunday, April 4, 2010
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