It was super hard to choose, but the three most helpful/encouraging comments were from Jenny (LuckeyFrog) Haley (Following Optimism) and Maureen. As soon as I'm done, the first set is on me ladies!
Here's another sneak peek. I hope it's worth the wait!
And just an FYI - if any of you used Picnik for photo editing for your blogs or personal stuff, you know by now that they are closing up shop. I was seriously bumming hard about that one until I found PicMonkey! PicMonkey was actually started by former Picnik engineers and has a very similar vibe to it. So far, I'm loving it and it is a great replacement for me. Click {HERE} to check them out.
I'm heading back to work after an amazingly wonderful spring break. This is not going to be my favorite Monday. And speaking of Mondays...have you seen this new trend on Pinterest? Muffin Tin Mondays? Apparently moms go all kinds of crazy fitting themed foods into muffin tins for their kids. Do real people really have time for this? Are any of you guys Muffin Tin Moms? Mondays are kind of a giant pain in the rump just doing my normal junk, I can't imagine running around trying to make a Dr. Seuss themed muffin tin meal. Maybe I'm just mad no one is making a muffin tin meal for me tomorrow.

I do make theme meals (I don't do muffin tin monday anymore, although I used to), and cute-i-fied bento lunches for my kids because they were starting to get picky about food. It's way more fun to eat vegetables cut into fun shapes. Apparently, they just taste better (if you are 3 and 8 anyway ;)) The kid that thought fried eggs were DISGUSTING loves them when you make egg in the hole with the hole made with a heart shaped cutter. And so on.
ReplyDeleteSticking something on a little food pick or a skewer instantly transforms it into something more desirable too. ;)
Once you have been doing it a while, it really doesn't take as long as you might think by looking at it.
Well, they are super, super cute. It sounds like a great solution for picky eaters. Come to think of it, I'm always drawn to those Bento-box lunches in Starbucks just because they look cool - I guess the same strategy works on adults too (although no on would ever accuse me of being a picky eater~ lol!)
DeleteLove the suggestion for PicMonkey! Thank you!!
ReplyDeleteJennifer
First Grade Blue SKies
Hope you like it! I just need the simple things, like frames and quick editing. I am hoping to see slideshows that I can embed in a blog post. I used those a lot.
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ReplyDeleteThanks for the PicMonkey suggestion!!! It makes me tired just looking at all those Monday muffin tins! :-) Have a good one!!!
ReplyDeleteThose muffin tins are darn cute though. Maybe I'm just jealous! ;0)
DeleteI love the look of the math pages you are working on. I am very impressed. I didn't know about Picnik, so thatnks for giving me a new option. I am totally new to blogging, but quite a pro at blog stalking!! Keep up the good work!!
ReplyDeleteMuffin tins? Ridiculous. I don't even have kids, and I can't imagine having the time for themed lunches!
ReplyDeleteI am so glad my comments were useful! I can't wait to give your first pack a try! (but take your time. No hurry! :)
Thanks!
Jenny
Luckeyfrog's Lilypad
Hi there!
DeleteThe first set is ready! Email me at ShopSunnyDays@me.com and I'll send it along!
Hi there!
ReplyDeleteThe first set is ready! Email me at ShopSunnyDays@me.com and I'll send it along!
I love these math sheets you have taken time to create! Thank you so much for all of your hard work! You know the saying with teachers....why reinvent the wheel...share! :)
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