First things first, I’m delighted to be featured over at
A Lived in Home today. Hop on over and check me out!
And now back to our regularly scheduled programming… we’re three weeks into October and still
counting down to the spookiest day of the year!!
October 17: Mummy Monday
Mummy Monday’s meal consisted of all sorts of mummified eats and was a huge success with the littles.
Mummy Pretzel Sticks
You’ll need:
White chocolate melts
Pretzel rods
Large black sprinkles
1. Melt chocolate according to package directions.
2. I tilt my bowl on it side and roll the pretzel in the chocolate to cover one end.
3. After all of your pretzel rods are covered, adding oil just a little at a time until the chocolate is thin enough to drizzle. Drizzle chocolate over pretzel rods.
4. Add black sprinkles for eyes.
Mummy Hot Dogs
You’ll need:
Hot dogs
Crescent roll dough – one crescent roll for each hot dog
Food safe marker
1. Unroll crescent roll dough and, working with one half of the dough at a time, press seams together.
2. Cut dough into eight strips.
3. Mummify dogs by wrapping with dough. Use two strips per each dog. With food safe marker, add eyes.
4. Repeat with other half of crescent roll dough and hot dogs.
5. Bake at 375 for about 15 minutes or until browned.
October 18: Game Night
We gobbled up left over mummy-licious eats and got down to business. Game night around these parts is serious business, in fact. We each picked our favorite and then went to town on Candy Land, Whack-a-mole, Sorry and Uno.
October 19: Red Ribbon Week SiLlY sUpPeR
When the PCP’s school announced
Red Ribbon Week, we set out to all participate in the daily activities. Wednesday’s “don’t let drugs turn you inside out” day led to not only inside out attire, but an entire inside out, upside down and backwards silly supper and game.
October 20: Halloween Happy Meals
While we generally reserve the delicacy that is a McDonald’s for road trips, I couldn’t let the Halloween Happy Meals just come and go. These buckets have since accounted for hours of silly monster sticker face fun!
October 21: Fall Festival
We spent our evening at a carnival under the stars at the PCP’s school, riding rides, climbing rock walls, fighting ninjas, and trying our hand at winning astounding prizes a la
“Ian the Snake” (yes folks, the snake has been named) from Six Flags. It was a pretty impressive operation and a fantastic evening for the littles.
October 22: wii Marathon
Honey and the littles sat glued to the the tube playing all sorts of games of which I know neither the name nor how to play.
With that, just one more week till the big day!
xoxo
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I have to try some of those mummies – so cute! Your kids look like they are enjoying all the Halloween festivities! And congrats on the feature – I will have to check it out. You are all over the place these days! Cheers!
-Shelley
Oh gosh – those are so adorable!! Gotta share this with some of my Mummy…err Mommy friends!!
Those look adorable AND yummy!
I have loved following your Halloween Count Down – so many super cute ideas!!! Are you planning on doing a Thanksgiving Count Down?
Dear Amanda,
I just wanted to let you know how much I have enjoyed following your blog…I found it through a friend's blog and it just makes my day to see 'Dixie Delights' come up in my inbox on the laptop or phone. Thanks for being a rare treat of civility and eye candy in an otherwise crazy day of this mommy to a toddler boy.
Cheers!
Reader S
You certainly know how to have tons of fun! Your "littles" are so cute and obviously enjoying themselves. Your mummy treats are great!
Reader S – you made my day. Thank you for your kind words :-)
You are such a fun mom. Love them all!
How fun. I love the mummies. I'd seen the mummy dogs on pinterest, love the pretzels and bananas idea.
Oh my word, these are all so cute and they look so yummy too. I am sure the children thought they were fantastic. Great ideas. Thanks for joining TTT. Hugs, marty
My two boys would love these recipes. I would love for you to share these at Bacon Time too!
http://bacontimewiththehungryhypo.blogspot.com/
Come share your tallent.
You are such a creative and fun mom! These are really adorable. Thanks for sharing these cute Halloween treats at the Open House Party.
Hugs,
Sherry
Very fun! I love making snacks/meals for special occasions! I actually made Mummy hotdogs at the beginning of the month too =-) I have never seen the banana pop ghost – love it!
I wanted to invtie you to come link up at my TGIF linky party – http://livinglifeintentionally.blogspot.com/search/label/Linkey%20Parties
~Beth
Just found your blog at the TFIG Linky party & I LOVE this post! What fun, creative ideas!!!! YEAH! Thanks for sharing them with us!
Love the mommy snacks! Thanks for sharing:)
You are like supermom! Look at all the adorable things you did with your little ones! I love it! Thanks for sharing this @ Show & Share! Happy to have you!
All that food looks like so much fun! Thank you for sharing your ideas with us on The Sunday Showcase