Showing posts with label robot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label robot. Show all posts

Monday, April 8, 2013

Friday, May 27, 2011

5/27 - Giant DC Robot eats everything

Whenever Mama has an empty Diet Coke box, it becomes a giant robot with an insatiable appetite.
The next time you can't find your keys, ask the DC Robot...
Oh no!  Poor Gleep!  Down the hatch he goes!

Monday, May 2, 2011

5/02 - Even Robots need a hug on Mondays

Robot Bird found a giant Odwalla Bird.  The picture didn't come out so well, but the birds enjoyed squawking at each other!
It's good to have friends.

Thursday, March 17, 2011

3/17 - Pineapple and Robot find an unexpected friendship


Those two sure stick together!  (Maybe it's Pineapple's magnet?)
Pineapple says "O!"  What other letters do you know in this sign?
Pineapple tried to blend in with the Fruit Salad Gang.

Sunday, January 23, 2011

1/22 - Robot/Space Party!

To celebrate the twins' 5th birthday, we had some of their friends --and ours-- come over for a Robot/Space Party.  Aside from putting the wrong address on the evite (whoopsie!), it went well.


Menu:
Broken Glass Jello
Spinach Dip
Veggie Queso
Mint Chocolate UFO's from Trader Joe's
The usual kid snacks:  goldfish crackers, alphabet cookies, craisins, juice boxes
Rocket Cake and Ice Cream

Games:
Space sticker project
Jet Pack Race
Pin the Astronaut on the Moon
Rocket, Rocket, Rocket, Blast Off!!

Prizes:
Wind-Up Robots
Robot Lollipops

We were lucky to have great weather (60's and sunny), so kids could run between the house and the back yard.  They even played an impromptu game of tag/hide and seek, which was very cute. The backyard has all of 2 (obvious) hiding spots, so everyone either piled in under the trampoline, or hid behind the stunted orange tree.

Thursday, October 21, 2010

10/21 - TorTay haz a happy

Couldn't we all use a little more happy?

Today at work, we practiced what to do if an earthquake happens.  Mommy helps her work team stay safe.

If an earthquake happens, get under a table or a bed or something strong, and stay under there until the shaking stops or a grownup tells you it's OK to come out.  Let's practice tonight when I get home!