Showing posts with label april fool's day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label april fool's day. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
4/6/11
In the april fool's day post, I mentioned I'd try to do something fun for dinner. So here is what I came up with thanks to family fun's website. The girls were pretty thrilled to see cupcakes were for dinner. Since we aren't all meatloaf fans, I just did my meatball recipe, and cooked the girls' in cupcake liners. The "frosting" is mashed potatoes, and you can't really see the shredded carrot on top for sprinkles. Kara kept saying how delicious her cupcake was until we told her it was really a meatball. Then she tried to say she didn't like it, and wanted a regular meatball like mom and dad were eating.
since they had dessert for dinner, I gave them dinner for dessert. These are nilla wafers with chocolate icing for the patty, laffy taffy for the lettuce and cheese, and red icing for the ketchup. I saw several different versions of this online, so I just decided to use things the girls like, and I thought would taste okay together.
I also did white chocolate and starburst eggs, and tootsie roll and caramel bacon. Kara was so excited to see bacon. But as she picked it up, she sadly declared that it was plastic. I told her to bite into it, and she cheered right up as she realized it was candy bacon.
I didn't end up tasting the little burgers, but the girls said they were good.
Kiersten falling asleep in a weird spot yet again. I can't figure out how she gets comfortable enough to fall asleep.
Since the girls have been wanting to play video games and watch tv a lot lately, I declared yesterday to be a no tv day. They also didn't get to play any video games, including their leapsters. So they ended up having a lot of fun finding things to do, such as playing ring around the rosie with Evie. She LOVED it.
Labels:
april fool's day,
cool tricks,
dancing,
ring around the rosie
Friday, April 1, 2011
little april fools
Kara's school is having a "goofy day" in honor of April fool's day. They were all told to wear something silly to school. Kara really wanted to wear daddy's shoes, pants, or his sock on her head. Since I couldn't think of a way to make any of those things practical for her to wear all day, She ended up picking out a kooky outfit and I did her hair goofy too. Of course Kiersten had to follow her example. Kara wore a halloween shirt backward, a skirt with tights, 2 different colored socks, Evie's leg warmers on her arms, and 3 pony tails. Kiersten just wore 2 different socks. Then Kara talked her into wearing one of Evie's leg warmers on one arm, and daddy's sock on the other arm. I made her take off the sock when we went to the gym, but let her keep the leg warmer. She got lots of attention from all the kids in the gym daycare.
I gave them their cereal with forks and no milk. They thought that was pretty silly. I'm trying to come up with a fun idea for dinner. I need to start thinking about these things in advance.
Kara wanted a shot to show that her shirt is a halloween shirt. She thought that was the funniest part of all, since it isn't halloween. She directed her hairdo to make sure I did it just how she was envisioning it.
I told her the outfit made for a silly enough picture, but she wouldn't hold a straight face for me. I'm excited to pick her up from school to see what she thought of the plastic spider I put on her sandwich.
Kiersten said she wanted crazy hair, but when I started to do it, she kept crying and saying that doesn't look beautiful. So this is as goofy as she'd let me get it. She had a hard time picking out shoes. I agreed they could each wear 2 different shoes, but somehow Kiersten could only find right shoes. finally I had to help her find a shoe for the left foot, after she tried at least 6 times to get one.
we had a sunny day last week, so we had to play outside, of course. This is why we call her "Kiersten Beiber" She is always shaking her head to get that hair out of her face.
She found this rock and asked if she could add it to her rock collection. I agreed, though I was unaware of any rock collection. When we went in the house, she said, "wait! my rock collection!" she ran and picked up this rock again, which is when I realized that the collection consisted of just this one rock. I told her she'd have to keep it outside by the door. Later, it started hailing, and she was quite concerned about it getting ruined out there. She was happy to see it was just fine the next day.
Labels:
april fool's day,
backyard,
projects
Thursday, April 1, 2010
April Fool's Day
Kara's teacher must have been telling the kids about april fool's day yesterday. When I picked her up from school, she was so excited about it. She said that she could wear her shirt backward, or two different shoes, and she thought that would be so funny. I told her she could, but I didn't think about it this morning when I was getting Kiersten dressed after bath time. But Kara definitely remembered. She put her pants on backward, and wore two different colored socks. When I came back in the room, she was helping kiersten pick out 2 different socks, and they were both giggling about it. Then I asked if they wanted me to take a silly picture of the socks, and kara said, "yes! and I'm gonna wear pants on my head!" She thought she was so funny, as did Kiersten, who didn't quite get the reason it was funny. She just picked out a hat from the closet and thought she was equally silly.
I'm not sure if the silly face has to do with April fool's day, or because I said it was a silly picture.
She wants to play a trick on Daddy when he gets home. I haven't thought of anything good, but I told her maybe we will eat breakfast at dinner time. She got pretty excited about that and said, "Dad will be so confused."
She wants to play a trick on Daddy when he gets home. I haven't thought of anything good, but I told her maybe we will eat breakfast at dinner time. She got pretty excited about that and said, "Dad will be so confused."
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april fool's day
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