Take part in a scavenger hunt

A few parents organized a scavenger hunt for about 20 of us seniors. We were in four teams and each list was different, not 100% different. We had to video tape, collect, find people, dress each other up, and take pictures. We all met up and shared the results with family and friends. It was awesome. I had much more fun than I thought I would and seeing the results from the other groups was just as fun as doing it ourselves. Best of all it was an excuse to drive around town acting like idiots. One of the best parts was finding out three of the groups went to visit the same teacher for different reasons. Nothing better than laughing at your friends and yourself for maybe the last time.

I lived in a complex of 72 apts. So for birthdays we could have scavenger hunts and never leave our little corner of the world. I remember one thing on the list being pink toilet paper, I felt sorry for that one lady that had it because I’m sure we all went to her house. I’m sure it probably smelled like roses back then too LOL!

We were in Garmisch Germany. My husbands unit was having a party, and the “cocktail hour” was a scavenger hunt that led us trough the city. We had to get a waitress phone number, home phone, not work, find the names of the 3 goddesses on a fountain near city hall, and other things like that. It also involved trying different beers and shots along the way(no driving was involved, Garmisch is a small town)!

The best scavenger hunt was on my 10th birthday at my grandparents house. They hid all my presents all over the house, and the last one was a big suitcase. I was like “Gee, thanks,” until they told me to unzip the inside, where I found tickets to Disneyworld.