The finished batch. (Try to ignore the ugly cookie sheet. Oh no, now that I've pointed it out, you can't ignore it.)
This is my favorite one that Elsa did.
Here's a few of Rs.
A closer look at a few of the finished product. Like I said, I only got to do one, so the other cookies were done by 5 year olds. Not too bad!!
And for our next family fun project:
DRY ICE BUBBLES: So, we all know that Chris has this awesome job, right. Well, one of the programs they had this summer was "Wacky Science" and his co-worker made this awesome bubble machine. It's dry ice filled bubbles! We had a lot of fun with it! Chris didn't know where she got the instructions to make the "bubble machine", but here is one you can buy, and you can see how you could make it if you wanted to. I think the pictures are self explanatory. Like I said, we had a lot of fun with this!Those are just a few fun things we've done around the house lately. It's been up to 100 degrees most days lately, so we've been swimming and playing in the basement a lot. Summer seems to be flying by too quickly. We still have a camping trip or two planned though!
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and the "Parents of the Year" award goes to......(drum roll please)....THE WAITE'S!!! The cookies are very cool, but he smokey bubbles were amazing!
Looks like fun! The cookies turned out great! I didn't really notice the "ugly" cookie sheet and couldn't ignore it after you mentioned it. I don't think it looks that bad. It's too bad we don't live close so we can enjoy the fun you have.
wow, those bubbles look awesome, and I love the faces Elsa is making, she is loving it! I seen cookies like that, but they used black so it looked like a spider web, then just plop on a plastic spider ring, and holy awesome halloween cookie!
There is always so much FUN going on at your house. Beautiful cookies and amazing bubbles!! WOW!
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