My Leprechaun To-Do List...
- Finish collecting green edibles (green cabbage, green beans, green jello, green pudding, green celery, green marshmallows, green yogurt)
- Get ready to make a rainbow cake (white cake mix, food coloring, vanilla pudding, and Sprite) (image of cake courtesy of http://www.omnomicon.com/rainbowcake)
- Green food coloring to dye milk and toilet water
- Turn over the furniture tonight for Leprechaun mischief
- Rolos to leave in the kids shoes
- Box of Lucky Charms for breakfast, of course
- Make a leprechaun trap with the kids
- Help Roundabout finish sewing her sneaky leprechaun blanket to lure him into the trap
- Make the kids a green lunch
- Prepare the corned beef, cabbage, and red potatoes for the crockpot
- Make some yummy Lucky Charms trail mix with the kids (Lucky Charms, yogurt covered raisins, peanuts, and Reeses Pieces)
- Catch a Leprechaun in the trap after children are tucked snugly into bed
- Exercise a little extra tonight for some Key Lime Yogurt Pie tomorrow
Call it a party! The excitement never ends around here. ;)
5 comments:
I would never even think of doing anything for St. Patricks Day. What a way to celebrate a holiday and have some fun. You are so creative!
Yea. I am so excited for tomorrow. I think you have some cute ideas. I will have to think about some of those for next year. Take pics I want to see them.
That cake looks awesome. I am going to do it soon with my kids.
Cute ideas. That's one of the cakes I was considering making for Annie's birthday. Let me know how it turns out!
that rainbow cake looks awesome. I'll have to try that.
I feel so bad I didn't do anything fun for St. Patrick's Day. (Not even for my students so next year I will do better) Thanks for the inspiration.
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