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Easter flowers

Easter flowers

Easter is that time when children and adults love to indulge in chocolate. You name it those eggs are all around us. They come in different sizes – large, small, colourful or plain, dark or milk chocolate. But is it the worst time to eat chocolate? It’s probably the only time to get children to go on an Easter egg hunt.

A basket of Easter eggs

A basket of Easter eggs

Get a few eggs from the Supermarket or Pound shop and plant them around your home, garden or an area in your local park (if the weather is favourable). Leave a few clues then get children to sing some rhymes as they search for the eggs.

They need to know that the eggs are theirs to keep once they’ve made a discovery and that they will also be given a prize.

On the other hand, the the downside to dishing out eggs are:

  1. Small Easter eggs can be a chocking hazard for young children.
  2. Pets might react to chocolate.
  3. There’s a risk of over-indulging.
  4. Some eggs contain nuts.
  5. Not everyone can afford exquisite eggs.

Is Easter the worst time to eat chocolate? Maybe but most of all let’s not forget the true meaning of the season! Here’s an Easter Poem to inspire you:

An Easter Poem

Doubt sees the obstacle,

Faith sees the way;

Doubt sees the blackest night

Faith sees the day;

 

Doubt dreads to take a step,

Faith soars on high;

Doubt questions, “Who believes?

Faith answers “I!”

Source: Songs of the morning – Easter Stories and Poems for children

A special collection compiled by Pat Alexander 

Easter flowers

Easter flowers

Happy Easter

Happy Easter

About the Author: Bola

About me and Journeywithbola.com I’m Bola, a London-based travel writer and blogger with over 20 years of writing experience and a background in business and finance, administration, journalism, teaching, and support work across the education and homelessness sectors. I help women over 60 discover the world again, in confidence, friendship and freedom. Since launching my blog in 2013, I’ve been on a mission to inspire and empower women—especially senior women who may feel isolated—to step outside their comfort zones and rediscover the joy of exploration. My work focuses on uncovering hidden historical gems in London and beyond, bringing their stories to life in ways that are engaging, accessible, and meaningful. I believe travel isn’t just about going far—it’s about seeing familiar places with fresh eyes. Over the years, I’ve met many people who have barely explored London despite living here, often held back by routine. That’s where I come in. Through my blog and curated group trips, I help women experience the city (and the world) like curious travellers, not just residents. My trips are designed to be more than just journeys—they’re shared experiences that build confidence, connection, and lasting memories. Whether we’re walking through historic streets or venturing further afield, the goal is always the same: to inspire you to move, explore, and embrace new possibilities. Because I truly believe—we are not meant to stay still. If you’re able to move, in any way, then keep moving. My passion for travel began in childhood, inspired by watching my parents explore the world. That early influence shaped my belief in travel as a powerful tool for well-being, growth, and transformation. The Vision Of Journey With Bola Create a community of mid-luxury travellers. If you would like to book a 15 minute consultation with me, click below.

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6 Comments

  1. Jacqueline Gum 05/04/2015 at 6:57 pm - Reply

    Lovely poem! Great reminder of the meaning of the holiday:) Happy Easter!

  2. Lols 05/04/2015 at 9:32 pm - Reply

    Happy Easter!! Very lovely post. The flowers and the poem are lovely.

  3. Lenie 07/04/2015 at 2:23 pm - Reply

    Lovely flowers and lovely poem. I like the idea of children singing some rhymes while they are looking for the eggs.

    • Bola Akande 07/04/2015 at 5:06 pm - Reply

      Children love those egg hunts and the rhymes help them to focus.

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