[Ad- gifted product] When it comes to summertime and holidays, having a few travel board games up your sleave can be a real saver! We went on holiday recently to Center Parcs, and brought along 5 Up, a soft, light weight, travel-sized die rolling game that could easily be spread out and played on a small table or in a car. In the evening on one of our days, we all wanted to play a game together, so 5 Up fit in well.
We are full of energy this week, cooking up quite a few old favorites and new dishes to enjoy. Kai has been eating quite differently lately, with an increase in his calories, which has opened up the door for different meals. I have been enjoying my new pan set in the kitchen as well, which is always a plus. We’ve got some pasta this week, some meals that could easily be vegetarian, and some fun ways to add veggies to meals.
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[Ad – Gifted Products] Robin, who has always been a bit of a maximalist, has gotten into charms. We picked up some shoe charms from a farmers market a few months back, then got her a pair of Crocs to put them on, so when she saw that Taggeez had a full collection of stationary, accessories, and charm mystery packs, she wanted to try them out! This entire collection can be found at Tesco, where most of the items come in either bright pink or a vibrant blue. We checked out a few of these items for our Back to School Essentials.
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As a blogger, who has children that love toys, we always try to get along to BlogOn and whatever event they are running each year. Last year, BlogOn Kids showed a lot of fun new toys, with their signature Toys Awards – but this year they turned their event into BlogOn Family Fun Fest! The aim of this event is to have children and families connect with various brands that are looking for influencers.
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Dann and I often go to Brighton for various activities, and while there, are trying to eat at a bunch of the wonderful food places they have around. The Breakfast Club reminds me of an American breakfast joint, feeling like the highlight of America and their diner-era. As an American, I do like the nostalgia that these types of diners have, and all of their food is always so filling and delicious.
