The Law Offices of Marc L. Shapiro - April 2022

Egg-splore Different Ways to Celebrate Easter

FUN HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES THE WHOLE FAMILY WILL ENJOY

Easter is approaching, and there are tons of activities you and your family can do to celebrate the holiday. These activities will let your children or grandchildren unlock their imaginations, all from the comfort of your own home.

will have you and your children laughing in no time. You first spin the wheel to see how many eggs you will crack over your head or someone else’s. Some of these eggs are filled with water, which are the eggs you don’t want. Try your luck with this fun-filled game.

KiwiCo Eggsperiments Cost: $26.95 KiwiCo.com

Easter Cookie Kit Cost: $29.99 ThePopcornFactory.com

These experiments bundle creativity, science, and education in one fun, family-friendly package! Instead of having your kids decorate eggs with paint, you can use this kit to conduct scientific experiments. Your child will be able to color eggs and create crystalized shells by using chemistry, physics, and biology.

Did somebody say cookies? Yes, we did! With this cookie kit, you and your kids will be creating edible bunnies, flowers, and eggs! The kit provides all the ingredients you need to bake delicious cookies, which is a perfect time to teach your child about the fundamentals of baking while having fun at the same time. This activity satisfies your creative needs and your cravings for a sweet treat. The traditional activities around Easter are fun, and now you have even more options to choose from—but these items will go fast so pick one up ASAP. These activities are enjoyable for the entire family, and you can create memories that will last a lifetime. Happy Easter!

Egged On Cost: $24.50 Amazon.com

You’ve heard of casino roulette, but have you heard of egg roulette? Well, now you have with Egged On, a Hasbro board game that

Speed Racer LILLY SHAPIRO IS A RECORD SETTER

Hi, everyone! Marc here with a special note about my family. With the Boston Marathon quickly approaching in April, it seems like the perfect time to talk about the runners in my family. My brother, Brad, ran cross-country in college — that’s how he met his wife. He once attended the Boston Marathon and told me it was unlike anything he’d expected. First, the non-elite runners start so far back that they begin miles away from the start line; so, he was already tired by the time he “started.” Second, running through crowds of people presents unique challenges. Finally, the runners had to go down a big hill at the beginning of the race, which is hard on your legs and weakens the muscles. Though he’s glad he did it, I’m not sure he’d sign up to repeat the experience. But the real running star in the family is Brad’s daughter, my niece Lilly. Even though she’s still in high school, she is by far the fastest person I know. In November 2021, she placed second in the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA) Girls Cross Country Meet of Champions.

Her time was faster than any in the previous 43 competitions, and she broke a record in her conference by 12 seconds. She also defeated the meet’s best time set back in 1983. Though another runner beat the same record and ultimately won the race, it was an incredible accomplishment. In February 2022, Lilly competed against college and pro runners at Boston University and came in sixth place. She also scored the No. 2 record for the fastest mile run indoors by a girl. It proves that she can hold her own even against more experienced runners who had more professional training. Then on March 5, she made history again by returning to the NJSIAA Girls Cross Country Meet of Champions where she became the first girl to win the 1,600- and 800-meter races at the same meet. In the 1,600-meter, her time ranked as the sixth fastest ever, and her 800-meter time was the 12th fastest in meet history. As you can probably tell, the rest of the family and I are incredibly proud of Lilly, and we know she’s bound for great things in her college running career. She’s off to the races, and all we can do is try our best to keep up!

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