After our whirlwind day in Tampa, the next two stops on our Mold-A-Rama Road Trip in Florida were Busch Gardens and the Mote Aquarium. Busch Gardens was Mona's chosen spot where she got to dictate the length of our stay, so we got an early start and hit the park right when it opened.
I will admit, Busch Gardens was the one place on our list I was not looking forward to going. I pictured an over-hyped tacky amusement park, and (for us) it's prohibitively expensive. I questioned whether it was worth spending hundreds and hundreds of dollars in order to procure a half a dozen Mold-A-Rama figures. But for the whole trip we traveled as frugally as we could, eating mostly peanut butter sandwiches in the car and staying with friends or in hotels that took coupons, so we decided we could afford to have this be our big splurge.
It turns out Busch Gardens is great.
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Monday, March 3, 2014
Mold-A-Ramas at Busch Gardens and the Mote Aquarium
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Wednesday, October 23, 2013
Halloween Costumes 2013
The costumes are done!
Which is good, because tonight my kids wore them to the annual Halloween Pajama Jamboree concert. Then they have the Halloween dance at school on Friday, Trick-or-Treat in our neighborhood is on Saturday night, and city-wide Trick-or-Treat in Milwaukee is on Sunday afternoon. By Halloween proper the excitement is long over, but my kids will probably still be in their costumes. Wearing costumes in our house is only limited to days ending in Y apparently, so we will be looking at these outfits for some time to come which at least makes them worth the effort. (I've had long days at work followed by rehearsals and concerts most nights so I've been up past midnight sewing. But for 2013 it's done I tell you!)
I know I already posted pictures of Quinn as a wolf, but he's so cuddly and soft. We all just keep hugging him.
The next costume I worked on was Mona's. She wanted to be a bat, but in her mind the only way to be a bat was to be like Aden was when she was a bat.
Which is good, because tonight my kids wore them to the annual Halloween Pajama Jamboree concert. Then they have the Halloween dance at school on Friday, Trick-or-Treat in our neighborhood is on Saturday night, and city-wide Trick-or-Treat in Milwaukee is on Sunday afternoon. By Halloween proper the excitement is long over, but my kids will probably still be in their costumes. Wearing costumes in our house is only limited to days ending in Y apparently, so we will be looking at these outfits for some time to come which at least makes them worth the effort. (I've had long days at work followed by rehearsals and concerts most nights so I've been up past midnight sewing. But for 2013 it's done I tell you!)
Quinn, 2013 |
The next costume I worked on was Mona's. She wanted to be a bat, but in her mind the only way to be a bat was to be like Aden was when she was a bat.
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