Disney on Ice, Frozen

We always look for a good opportunity for princess dress-up over here, so Disney on Ice was a welcome excursion.  Amelia had floor seats and was excited as the skaters waved and smiled at her as they entered the rink.  As she gets older, Disney on Ice transitions from being a an chance to see characters for Amelia to an chance to see talented skaters.  I’m sure that she imagined herself as Snow White, landing a perfect double!

And for an extra treat in this post, Amelia 3 years ago, also dressed as Rapunzel, recording a post for The Dis Kids blog.

 

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The Comedy of Errors

When I think “Shakespeare” I don’t necessarily think “time to bring the kids to the theatre”.  But, after seeing the Curtain Up Productions interpretation of one of Shakespeare’s first (and shortest), I could be convinced otherwise.  Full disclosure, we have a VIP in our house that plays Antipholus of Syracuse, but the acting, slapstick, and entertainment in this production would have Amelia coming back even without that!

Unicorn Ice Cream

Amelia’s newest hobby is cooking.  I’m thankful that her talents have progressed beyond opening 3 packages of yogurt and calling it a smoothy.  And, the peanut butter and cereal in my coffee phase is also thankfully over.  Unicorn Ice Cream is a simple recipe of 3 cups heavy cream (whipped), 2 teaspoons of vanilla, one small can of sweetened condensed milk, food coloring, and sprinkles.