What’s more fun than reading a great book with the kids. Check out this list of books for your grandchildren that I found on Huffington post.
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Since I live on a small island,I often start thinking about Christmas in the late summer and early fall. Recently I posted about one of my favourite classic toys –the ball and cup. While I was researching that,I started thinking about other classic toys that I played with as a child and I’ve recently compiled a list of these. Jack in the Box Have I missed any? Recently I was watching an old episode of the Good Wife and fell over laughing. This is such a funny scene and I have to get my grandkids one of these.
Found this recipe online. The secret to this recipe?? Ready to make it? Here we go: Ingredients: Pour in all ingredients. (No particular order… each time is different for us.. and it always turns out the same.) Stir until everything is mixed well. Once the mixture is (mostly) clump free. Heat over MEDIUM heat. Stir. Don’t stop stirring. After a few minutes it will start to clump up. Stir,Stir Stir.Just keep stirring until the Play Dough is formed. It will form one big clump Remove from heat,and knead by hand. (This is my favorite part! It’s so warm and squishy! hah) Note:I forgot to add sparkles in the mix at the beginning,so I just kneaded the sparkles in and it turned out just fine. Once cooled it’s ready to go. Package it up for some party favors or stocking stuffers. (Baby food containers work GREAT! Or grab your cookie cutters,plastic scissors,rolling pin,etc.. and let your toddler go to town. I loved making these and playing with them when I was small. I never knew the name for them until about five minutes ago when I came across a photo of one online.
How about making ice cubes using coloured Koolaid and then putting the cubes in a clear drink like Sprite or Ginger Ale. Just found this online and love the idea.
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