The art project for this week was to create a treasure hunt for your spouse. Here is where you can make it an art project. For each clue, write the instructions on a piece of cardboard, cardstock, or construction paper and include words, drawings, pictures, or a combination. For example, if clue #1 is to send your honey to clue #2 hidden behind a picture of your wedding day, you could draw a baseball pitcher (or a water pitcher) and wedding rings or veil or some other picture that depicts marriage. You can even use all scripture verses for clues. The idea is to send your partner all over the house from room to room (this even works in small houses) finding clues in obscure places. Think dryer drums, hampers, cat food container, refrigerator, a collectible item, piece of clothing, etc. The final clue should lead him/her to the bedroom where you have prepared a treasure of passion. Gifts are optional.
My first clue was handed to my hubby and said, "Feline the need for a cookie?" Therefore, clue 2 could be found in the cat cookie jar. Clue two said, "Biography of a Holiness Preacher," which would lead my hubby to the bookshelf where inside the front cover of David Wilkerson's biography was taped #3 that would lead to clue #4. Etc.
You can make your clues as easy or complicated as you like but remember to be sportsmanlike and if your spouse is getting frustrated, give hints. Remember, the goal is to have fun!
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