Cake Pops are a very creative way to serve cake, created by Natalie Stadelman, who sells them from her blog Natalie’s Cake Pops. These delicious balls of cake & frosting are like lolly pops but made of cake dipped in chocolate. They can be custom made to order.
It’s crazy how much he can do to amaze us with just 4 simple rings 🙂
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Secret identity revealed 😀 Make sure your speakers are on.
(via: The Daily What.)
Here’s a summer program for kids grades 1-6 from Barnes & Noble. Through their “Imagination’s Destination” Summer Reading program kids can earn free books. The way it works is kids download the Reading Journal, read 8 books & then list them on the downloaded journal. Once the reading journal is complete, turn it in by September 6, 2011 & choose a free book from Barnes & Noble’s free book list.
Another bookstore that’s having a summer reading program is the down but not out Borders. Their program is called “Summer Reading Double-Dog Dare”. For this one kids 12 & under read 10 books, complete the Borders reading journal, that they download, then turn it in by September 5th, 2011 at any Borders, Borders Express or Waldenbooks store to choose a free book from the free book list.
This dog has no clue why these two little people don’t want to play fetch with him, but he’s very persistent 😀
(via: Buzz Feed)
This Kids Bowl Free program is put on by select bowling centers & schools around the country. It is a way for the bowling centers to give back to the community. The program provide a safe, secure & fun way for kids to spend their time.
The maximum age limit for children varies but most kids will get 2 free games a day throughout the summer 🙂
This is a life sized version of Angry Birds created for a T-Moble Comercial.
This is a cool watermelon cake idea, that seems easy to make. You make the cake mix with pureed watermelon, egg whites & oil. Mix in mini chocolate chips for the seeds, green fondant for the skin & edible color markers for the strips.
The complete recipe can be found at the Bake Decorate Celebrate! site.
Summer! It’s that time of year when we need to keep our kids entertained without hurting our pocketbooks 😀
Last year more then a few movie theaters were doing free summer kids movies. This year, a few of them are doing it again. A lot of others are charging bellow $2 per person.
AMC theaters are not doing their Summer MovieCamp this year, but if you go before noon to see their G & PG rated films (during their summer schedule) they’ll have special pricing.
This is part of a thesis project called “3 way street” by Ron Gabriel, who this year got his MFA in Design from the School of Visual Arts in New York. Check out more about it at his blog RON CON COCA COLA.