We’re Making Zucchini Muffins!
August 25, 2010 by Galina Ozgur
Filed under Blog Posts, Featured, Super Eats 'n Treats
It’s always fun to combine ingredients that are a world apart, like zucchini and applesauce. Believe it or not, zucchini muffins are real and they taste incredibly delicious, so grab the ingredients and start baking! Kids love them!
You’ll need:
zucchini (2 small ones will be perfect)
2 cups of biscuit mix (I like wholegrain)
2 eggs
3/4 c [...]
Children’s DVD Review: Barney on the Go Pack
May 20, 2010 by Karlynn Johnston
Filed under Blog Posts, Featured, Super Fun
Just in time for summer traveling, your favorite purple dinosaur now comes in a great multi-disk set of entertaining tales. The live episode was especially entertaining, my daughter loved watching the stage show Barney’s Colorful World Live! and was absolutely entranced.
The travel case for the disks seems to be very good quality and allows children [...]
Rainbow Salt Bottle
January 17, 2010 by jo ebisujima
Filed under Blog Posts, Featured, Super Crafty
Not only does this activity finish with a beautiful product it has the child practicing several skills in the process, spooning, grinding, pouring and learning about colour mixing. The finished bottle can also make great gifts for grandparents.
What you will need:
*small glass bottle with a lid
*funnel
*salt
*sidewalk chalk (small chalk pieces will break too easily)
*spoon
*jug
Have all [...]
My Morning With a 3 Year Old
June 25, 2009 by Karlynn Johnston
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Please note that capital letters are screaming.
When I tell her nicely that she can’t have hotdogs for breakfast:
” Mommy, we don’t yell in this family” *and she walks over and hits my leg. Timeout upstairs.
When I tell her we can’t go to sports day because she is yelling at me and we can’t go and [...]
My Holy Grail!
June 22, 2009 by export
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Yes, I am a nerd. I spent the day phoning garden centers in the area searching for what has been my Holy Grail for a couple years now. Its not that it is especially difficult to find, but by the time I remember I should be looking for it, its sold out. Ok, well I [...]
Ryan Reynold’s Gets Verbally Spanked
June 18, 2009 by Karlynn Johnston
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Ah this is too darn funny..and a language warning for those who might be watching with children around, or are at work.
Video is courtesy of Funny or Die.
Sandra Bullock & Ryan Reynolds: Behind the Scenes of The Proposal from Betty White
Giant Allium
June 17, 2009 by export
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They bloomed, of course, while I was gone on vacation as I knew they would, but I did get to see them when I returned! The first thing I looked for was them in my front flowerbed, yes, I am a garden nerd I know. Who cares if the house is still standing, as long [...]
Surf City USA : Huntington Beach
June 16, 2009 by Karlynn Johnston
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I had no idea that the beach we were headed to was the literal Surf City USA, I guess the waves there are the best for surfng, as well as an 8.5 mile white sand beautiful beach to find a spot to sit and watch. We took the kids to the ocean for the very [...]
Oakland, California: Dunsmuir Historic Estate
June 15, 2009 by Karlynn Johnston
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I was so glad to have my dad along as my partner in crime, he loves checking out historic houses as much as I do, and when I stopped to think about it, we managed to get three of them under our belts this trip, no wonder I am exhausted! We visited San Jose for [...]
Disneyland!
June 8, 2009 by Karlynn Johnston
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Yip, we cruised through LA to Anaheim and checked into our slum, er, I mean hotel Friday night. Yes, I kinda meant slum, we are in a older type motor inn, and I knew what we were in for, but the hotel in Burlingame was SO nice, that this is beyond a step down! Its [...]

