Aug 23, 2019
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I made a huge beanbag toss game for trick-or-treaters! Used a neighbor's mattress box, zip ties, globe lights, and sewed some beanbags, because apparently you can't just run down to Wal-Mart and buy beanbags. David loves it, and I gotta say, it's better than I expected!
Credit to K. Batsel’s extraordinary cat design. Her Etsy is closed for the moment, but some day I want one of her cat boxes for my own.
Bouncing Along
This fella has cracked the bouncy ball cheat code and he's not looking back.
The Fun of Tweeting Advice to the High & Mighty
How to tweet advice to powerful political figures on Twitter for FUN and constructive online activism... "The Fun of Giving Advice to the High & Mighty" #OnlineActivism #PoliticalAdvise #StayAtHomeActivity
I’ve begun tweeting instructive, progressive YouTube videos directly to Donald Trump, or Nancy Pelosi, or whomever. Maybe some of their followers will watch the shows, and experience a political epiphany!
My style is polite and respectful, coming across as if I innocently think he/she may be interested, and uses serious hashtags. Then I end with something like, “Show the Dems (or GOP) how to…
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We have a new #ensory bin to welcome spring! It's all about birds. See how it all came together here. You can also find links to free printables!
See how I easily put together this festive and fun Christmas sensory bin. Be inspired! There’s plenty of time to make your own before Santa Claus makes his way down the chimney.
A sensory bin just in time for Halloween. It was pretty cheap and easy to assemble. Want to know more or make your own? Read here for the details.
FUZZYTOWN ADVENT CALENDAR
When I was a kid, one of our favorite parts of the holiday season was the advent calendar. Our calendar was a beautiful handmade out of felt one by my Aunt Kathy. It was a Christmas tree with numbered pockets below that contained felt ornaments that you would hang on the tree for each day.
I was thinking about this and wanted to make one for Oskar and Teddy. But there is one problem, I can't sew. So instead I made one out of a small gift box from Urban Outfitters that I glued and taped match boxes inside to create little compartments.
Add some paint, and a trip to Five below to fill it with goodies and knick knacks and we are good to go. Mazel Tov!