iluvdisney
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cgcw said:Looking for a cool idea for the kids???
My daycare kids and I made "clean mud" this morning. It was a blast!I took a bar of ivory soap and grated it up --- just like a brick of cheese would be done. I haven't bought ivory soap in forever and forgot just how soft it truly is. Then each of the kids took a roll of toilet paper and unrolled it into our water table. We added an entire bucket of water to that and then the grated ivory soap.
It turned out wonderful. The kids loved the feel of it and played in there for a good long time with clean sand box toys (well, if they were not clean then, they are now). I have the cover on it now and the directions say that it will last for several days. Next time they want to play, if it's dry, I'll just add some more water.
It's really, really cool!![]()
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But, I have to say, it's outside on my deck so I really don't care if it's messy. The kids did get some in their hair (good thing not in their eyes or mouths) but cleanup was a breeze. All they needed for their hands was running water.![]()
Diana Lyn said:OK, for the unimaginative people (me) You unroll a roll of toilet paper, add grated soap and water and it turns to mud?
Do you have to rip each sheet or just keep unrolling?
Can you tell I'm about ready to run to Walmart for some soap because I'm really running out of fun and exciting ideas. It's gonna be a long summer......
Copper3 said:Hi everyone,
This past weekend I was at WDW and ate at Yachtsman Steakhouse (it was excellent!). While there I noticed a rather large table in a room by itself and thought that would be an ideal place if there were more landlubbers like myself (I don't eat seafood) who would want to have a mini-DIS dinner there. So, I asked my waiter about it and he introduced me to the area manager for Yacht and Beach restaurants. She said she could accomodate us but we would need to let her know ASAP. The table sits up to 20 and she said 20 would be tight but still doable. There was a gourp of about 14 and they looked rather relaxed, but that doesn't mean we can't do 20 if need be.
So, my question is would anyone be interested in a dinner there as a group either in October or another time when a lot of us are down at the same time?
Jeff
cgcw said:Hi Jeff, thanks for the offer.
I think we're going to pass. Although Cameron would really love Yachtsman, we're going to save that for another trip. We have never been there so it's definately one our to-do list. Just not in October.
Maybe someone else will join you!
Sorry to hear you also had a MNSSHP ticket mixup. I called this morning and they told me to send the tickets back with a little note that I want to exchange them for a different date. Now I will sit back and worry until I get those tickets in my hot little hand!!RRBB said:Well our tickets for for the 10/16 MNSSHP came in, BUT they're children's tickets.Somehow I doubt David and I can pass for 3-9 year olds. And Ian is young enough that he still doesn't need a ticket. Guess who's making a phone call in the morning...
Copper3 said:Hi everyone,
This past weekend I was at WDW and ate at Yachtsman Steakhouse (it was excellent!). While there I noticed a rather large table in a room by itself and thought that would be an ideal place if there were more landlubbers like myself (I don't eat seafood) who would want to have a mini-DIS dinner there. So, I asked my waiter about it and he introduced me to the area manager for Yacht and Beach restaurants. She said she could accomodate us but we would need to let her know ASAP. The table sits up to 20 and she said 20 would be tight but still doable. There was a gourp of about 14 and they looked rather relaxed, but that doesn't mean we can't do 20 if need be.
So, my question is would anyone be interested in a dinner there as a group either in October or another time when a lot of us are down at the same time?
Jeff