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MissMickee
"All the adversity I've had in my life, all my tro
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Too funny, Tia! I think we were posting at the same time. Glad I could help! On a side note: You NEED to see the movie! It's awesome! 
tmfranlk
Love hanging at the World with my sweet girls.
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Too funny, Tia! I think we were posting at the same time. Glad I could help! On a side note: You NEED to see the movie! It's awesome!
I agree! I love even just the bits and pieces I've seen and the short Happily Ever after is so cute. DD9 went through a long stage of refusing to watch most animated movies and particularly princess ones in fear that there would be scary parts. She's finally made it past that and really wants to see it now. She got it for Easter so I'm more than ready to finally watch it!
tmfranlk
Love hanging at the World with my sweet girls.
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Yay, search is back! Now I'm armed with my ideas and ready to go for Friday. I'll try to remember to take pictures. Of course, right after I decided to do Tangled we started on some Africa stuff for schoolwork so I guess I should really do Lion King or something, but oh well. We'll do that when we get to the Camp Minnie-Mickey themed section of our massive WDW unit study. DD9 has been dying to see Tangled so I really want to do it first.
Becc1
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The Muppets Movie
Fruit platter to snack on while watching the movie
Dinner, Miss Piggy's in a blanket, Kermit the Frog legs (chicken drumsticks) Swedish Chefs Swedish meatballs and smilie fries, just because the muppets make us smile
Dessert was Rainbow Connection rainbow sherbert
No major craft or activity this night but we did print out some puppets from the computer
Fruit platter to snack on while watching the movie
Dinner, Miss Piggy's in a blanket, Kermit the Frog legs (chicken drumsticks) Swedish Chefs Swedish meatballs and smilie fries, just because the muppets make us smile
Dessert was Rainbow Connection rainbow sherbert
No major craft or activity this night but we did print out some puppets from the computer
Becc1
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Dumbo Night
Movie snacks - Popcorn, animal crackers and cotton candy
Banner that my DD made with our new Cricut
Coloring pages while we watched the movie
Dinner was circus food, corndogs, fries and soft pretzels
Dessert was "popcorn" cupcakes and snow cones
After dinner the kids took the ice cream cone bubbles outside and put on a little circus show on the playset for us!
Movie snacks - Popcorn, animal crackers and cotton candy
Banner that my DD made with our new Cricut
Coloring pages while we watched the movie
Dinner was circus food, corndogs, fries and soft pretzels
Dessert was "popcorn" cupcakes and snow cones
After dinner the kids took the ice cream cone bubbles outside and put on a little circus show on the playset for us!
momabaarjo
Rather Sail Away with Mickey than Run Now
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So glad to see you posting again Lisa! I love the nights!
LBollengier
If you can dream it, you can do it. ~Walt Disney
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I LOVE THIS THREAD!!! 
You people are all geniuses!!! Geniuses, I tell you!!!
You have totally inspired me!!
I will try to pull off a Lady and the Tramp night for my kids and Grandkids this weekend!! Wish me luck!! We go back to Disney in July and I am already trying to plan one a week!! THANK YOU!!! BLESS YOU!!!
You people are all geniuses!!! Geniuses, I tell you!!!
You have totally inspired me!!
I will try to pull off a Lady and the Tramp night for my kids and Grandkids this weekend!! Wish me luck!! We go back to Disney in July and I am already trying to plan one a week!! THANK YOU!!! BLESS YOU!!!
MyMagicKingdom
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Oh my gosh, I LOVE the muppets fruit platter!!!!
Our next theme night is Aladdin...well, either Aladdin or Black Cauldron. I've never seen The Black Cauldron so I'm not exactly sure how I'd theme that. I'm hoping to get things started tomorrow and it should be happening within the next few days!
Our next theme night is Aladdin...well, either Aladdin or Black Cauldron. I've never seen The Black Cauldron so I'm not exactly sure how I'd theme that. I'm hoping to get things started tomorrow and it should be happening within the next few days!
Fall1
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DS is obsessed with Black Cauldron, he loves it! We are going to do it eventually and have the crock pot be the cauldron
MyMagicKingdom
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DS is obsessed with Black Cauldron, he loves it! We are going to do it eventually and have the crock pot be the cauldron
Oooh that's good! I was thinking about going to a party store to buy some sort of cauldron but then I couldn't think of anything great to put in it, but the crock pot would be great and kill two birds with one stone! Thanks for that idea, if you don't mind me using it of course!
We had a Chef Mickey's party last Saturday evening. It wasn't celebrating anything - just getting some of the cousins together for some Disney fun.
My granddaughters. (A new granddaughter will join our Disney madness in September.
)
I bought plain white aprons and hats, and my daughter (Brooklynnsmommy on DIS) put the iron-on transfers on.
Listening to instructions on all the jobs that would be done.
The littlest chef.
Chef Mickey's Buffet.
Desserts were provided by Minnie's Bake Shop.
Enjoying their handiwork.
All the kids got their pictures made with Mickey.
My granddaughters. (A new granddaughter will join our Disney madness in September.
)
I bought plain white aprons and hats, and my daughter (Brooklynnsmommy on DIS) put the iron-on transfers on.
Listening to instructions on all the jobs that would be done.
The littlest chef.
Chef Mickey's Buffet.
Desserts were provided by Minnie's Bake Shop.
Enjoying their handiwork.
All the kids got their pictures made with Mickey.
After dinner, we went into the backyard to play 9 holes of Goofy's Garden Golf. I failed to get a picture of the sign. 
Hole 1.
Every garden needs a money tree, right?
Stop and spray the pesky bugs here.
'Corny' jokes were all over the course. The kids didn't get them all, but the grown-ups got a chuckle, and there was some rolling of the eyes.
If Bella (just turned 3) couldn't make the shot, she just put in the hole/bucket/whatever.
Consulting on a crucial shot.
You can tell by the decorations this was a pro level course.
Micah was happy to throw the pumpkins around the pumpkin patch.
He tried his best to pick up the watermelon.
It was a fun evening for all of the little ones.
Hole 1.
Every garden needs a money tree, right?
Stop and spray the pesky bugs here.
'Corny' jokes were all over the course. The kids didn't get them all, but the grown-ups got a chuckle, and there was some rolling of the eyes.
If Bella (just turned 3) couldn't make the shot, she just put in the hole/bucket/whatever.
Consulting on a crucial shot.
You can tell by the decorations this was a pro level course.
Micah was happy to throw the pumpkins around the pumpkin patch.
He tried his best to pick up the watermelon.
It was a fun evening for all of the little ones.
MyMagicKingdom
Mouseketeer
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Oh my gosh, PP, that's amazing!!!!
MissMickee
"All the adversity I've had in my life, all my tro
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We did our first of, probably, 8 movie nights last night. We're leaving in 8 or 9 weeks (haven't settled on an exact date yet).
In honor of Cinco de Mayo, we did the Three Caballeros. I've NEVER seen this movie. I've had it forever, (seriously, my copy is on VHS) and still never seen it. LOL!
I watched it while the kids were in school so I could do a little more than just basic mexican food. I added Burrito, our *winged* pin the tail on the donkey after watching it. I was going to make some sort of Pablo penguin snack but decided we had more than enough snacks.
Dinner was mini beef tacos, chicken taquitos and a Mexican flag of green peppers, cheese and watermelon. To drink I made mock margaritas. They were gross.
Not all that yummy looking stuff on Pinterst is *acutally* yummy.
I made the fans over the table out of scrapbooking paper and the little bit of runner on the table we left over from DDs 3rd Dora birthday party. I made the flowers from some tissue paper.
They may have tasted gross, but at least they looked cool. The glasses were also left overs from DDs party. I had made green jell-o in them for her birthday party... kinda wishing I'd done that again. LOL!!
And, just so you know, this is the recipe I used. Blech!
For dessert and snacks we had chips and salsa (for Dad), cookie "chips" and fruit dip "gaucamole", sombrero cookies, hot (and not-so-hot) tamales and Mexican wedding cookies. The banner is more tissue paper.
The sombrero cookies are from here.
The "chips" and "guacamole" are from here.
Mexican wedding cookies (YUM!!!) are from here.
While they watched the movie, DD and DS colored the tails for our Pin-the-Tail-on-the-(winged)-Donkey game. I picked the game up at Target and just added some scrapbooking paper wings.
Next week... Aladdin!!
Ole!!
In honor of Cinco de Mayo, we did the Three Caballeros. I've NEVER seen this movie. I've had it forever, (seriously, my copy is on VHS) and still never seen it. LOL!
I watched it while the kids were in school so I could do a little more than just basic mexican food. I added Burrito, our *winged* pin the tail on the donkey after watching it. I was going to make some sort of Pablo penguin snack but decided we had more than enough snacks. Dinner was mini beef tacos, chicken taquitos and a Mexican flag of green peppers, cheese and watermelon. To drink I made mock margaritas. They were gross.
Not all that yummy looking stuff on Pinterst is *acutally* yummy.
I made the fans over the table out of scrapbooking paper and the little bit of runner on the table we left over from DDs 3rd Dora birthday party. I made the flowers from some tissue paper.
They may have tasted gross, but at least they looked cool. The glasses were also left overs from DDs party. I had made green jell-o in them for her birthday party... kinda wishing I'd done that again. LOL!!
And, just so you know, this is the recipe I used. Blech!
For dessert and snacks we had chips and salsa (for Dad), cookie "chips" and fruit dip "gaucamole", sombrero cookies, hot (and not-so-hot) tamales and Mexican wedding cookies. The banner is more tissue paper.
The sombrero cookies are from here.
The "chips" and "guacamole" are from here.
Mexican wedding cookies (YUM!!!) are from here.
While they watched the movie, DD and DS colored the tails for our Pin-the-Tail-on-the-(winged)-Donkey game. I picked the game up at Target and just added some scrapbooking paper wings.
Next week... Aladdin!!
Ole!!
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