OK, Mark Storck, his wife, and Honey have gotten together and decided to do an easter egg hunt for the kids. It'll be Saturday, after the races so the kids can have fun with it and the parents don't have to worry about missing races. If you want to bring stuff to help, eggs, candy....kids, feel free. This is a way to give time back tot he families that watch us race all weekend. I was asked about big kid egg hunt, right now we don't have anything in the works, but we will think on it. So, gather you offspring and bring them out. Let's see if this can be a good time. If it goes well, we may even step up the Halloween party for them at the GNF.
Don’t hide any in the garbage can pin by the old tower... There are aggressive reptiles there that will eat bunnies...
Funny you mention the Halloween party as I mentioned that to the wife while we were discussing logistics for egg hunt. I'd really like them to enjoy this first weekend at the track so (God forbid!) they might want to come back again!
Boss already has eggs sitting here for the normal Sunday after the riders meeting one. Usually a combo of kid sizes
Our very own Emily from WERA just called. They had planned on doing this also, so we will have more supplies. Thank you WERA.
You're welcome. FWIW - all the kid eggs/candy are going into the pile with the hunt being done by Honey and the Storcks, then there will be a dozen hidden during the riders meeting Sunday - half will have $25 credits in them, the other half candy. If you're not at the riders meeting you will be DQ'd from the egg hunt and with only 12 we will be able to keep track easily.
Beck (my wife) said - you gotta get in on the Sunday egg hunt and told her, I am likely not eligible for that one. (With the what I have put Emily through the last few days, I'll be lucky not to get hit with a brick! )
Not racing this weekend. Just working Tech/grids, making sure wife/child having a good time, and helping newbie through lic school.
Ahhhhhhh - dunno if we ever made a rule on officials going for them. I'd say ask forgiveness not permission