At last
It has arrived
The first Saturday
of February vacation...
much needed!!!
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Showing posts with label February. Show all posts
Showing posts with label February. Show all posts
Saturday, February 16, 2019
Sunday, February 15, 2015
The One With the Father Daughter Dance
Last Friday - February 13 - was a father daughter dance in town. Bri and I went to it.
What a blast. It is the second year we have attended this event and we had a ton of fun. We both got dressed up and had some fun.
When we arrived, we registered and had a picture taken in front of an imaginary sky line. Then, we walked in, and joined in the dancing. Fathers and daughters were doing some fun, side to side dance. After that, there was another jazzy dance to Let It Go from FROZEN, then it was time for a Hoola Hoop contest.
We followed that up by playing a few games and then watching Cotton Eyed Joe, which was being taught to all of the kids - and dads - who were there. Fun times!
Bri encountered plenty of kids from school and some from dance who recognized her.
Then, we did the YMCA - always a blast, and went downstairs to get some water and do a few crafts. We made a key chain, frame, and colored some pictures.
We wrapped up with one last jazzy dance and took off into the cold night...which was like 10°F outside.
It was a fun time and one I will never forget! The type I know I will remember decades from now.
What a blast. It is the second year we have attended this event and we had a ton of fun. We both got dressed up and had some fun.
When we arrived, we registered and had a picture taken in front of an imaginary sky line. Then, we walked in, and joined in the dancing. Fathers and daughters were doing some fun, side to side dance. After that, there was another jazzy dance to Let It Go from FROZEN, then it was time for a Hoola Hoop contest.
We followed that up by playing a few games and then watching Cotton Eyed Joe, which was being taught to all of the kids - and dads - who were there. Fun times!
Bri encountered plenty of kids from school and some from dance who recognized her.
Then, we did the YMCA - always a blast, and went downstairs to get some water and do a few crafts. We made a key chain, frame, and colored some pictures.
We wrapped up with one last jazzy dance and took off into the cold night...which was like 10°F outside.
It was a fun time and one I will never forget! The type I know I will remember decades from now.
Sunday, February 8, 2015
The One With Ice Cream for Breakfast
Yesterday, February 7, 2015, was National Eat Ice Cream For Breakfast Day.
And, in true fashion, we decided to celebrate it. Now, I know what you may be thinking...who would have a holiday to celebrate this? Well, it appears the holiday actually developed in upstate New York for fun, and has spread through a grassroots effort. Every first Saturday of February is now celebrated this way.
In Massachusetts, there are at least three ice cream stores that celebrate - one in Northampton, one in Newton, and one right in our town, Danvers. The local event is a fundraiser for the local education foundation, DEEP. And it is a great event!
For the past three years, we have celebrated this fun event. Last year, we did not make it to the official event at the Cherry Hill creamery, but this year we did. And all four of us enjoyed it.
Kiff wasn't too sure about this whole ice cream for breakfast thing, so he played it safe. He has a dish of peppermint stick. However, the rest of us were a little more venturesome and ordered from the "ice cream for breakfast" menu. Bri had bananachip - a blend of banana ice cream and chocolate chips. Yum. Emmie had coffee and donut - a mix of coffee ice cream and crumbled crueller. I had cinnamon bun - a combination of cinnamon ice cream, a touch of vanilla, and pieces of cinnamon bun.
What a treat...and what a way to start a day!
I would definitely recommend that everyone celebrate the first Saturday of February by having ice cream for breakfast.
And, in true fashion, we decided to celebrate it. Now, I know what you may be thinking...who would have a holiday to celebrate this? Well, it appears the holiday actually developed in upstate New York for fun, and has spread through a grassroots effort. Every first Saturday of February is now celebrated this way.
In Massachusetts, there are at least three ice cream stores that celebrate - one in Northampton, one in Newton, and one right in our town, Danvers. The local event is a fundraiser for the local education foundation, DEEP. And it is a great event!
For the past three years, we have celebrated this fun event. Last year, we did not make it to the official event at the Cherry Hill creamery, but this year we did. And all four of us enjoyed it.
Kiff wasn't too sure about this whole ice cream for breakfast thing, so he played it safe. He has a dish of peppermint stick. However, the rest of us were a little more venturesome and ordered from the "ice cream for breakfast" menu. Bri had bananachip - a blend of banana ice cream and chocolate chips. Yum. Emmie had coffee and donut - a mix of coffee ice cream and crumbled crueller. I had cinnamon bun - a combination of cinnamon ice cream, a touch of vanilla, and pieces of cinnamon bun.
What a treat...and what a way to start a day!
I would definitely recommend that everyone celebrate the first Saturday of February by having ice cream for breakfast.
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