Atlanta's Frugal Mom

Recently, I was blessed with a great opportunity to host my very first Disney Side Party , courtesy of Mom Select.  For a variety of reasons, we kept it small.  Actually, with the threat of “winter weather” heading towards Atlanta, the party almost didn’t happen – but thankfully, the “winter weather” held out until we were done showing our Disney Side.  😉  The party girls consisted of girls ages 4-6, as well as my 3-year-old son. We started off by decorating our princess party bags as our guests arrived.  The bags would later be filled with party goodies.  The girls (and my son) enjoyed using our Disney stamps, stickers, crayons and markers to make their bags uniquely their own. Then, we headed in to the den and played a few Disney-themed games.  Although there were “winners” with some games, no one seemed to be keeping track, and they all just had fun.  Here’s what we did:

Rumor has it, when mixed with happy thoughts, this edible, homemade pixie dust will lift your right off the ground.  ;o) Riding the coattails of our trip to Disney World last month, I decided to create homemade (and edible) “pixie dust” for my daughter. It’s an easy thing to add to applesauce, PBJs, sprinkle a little over a plate of fruit — you name it! The best part? Thanks to my friends at NurturMe , it’s got peas and sweet potatoes in it!! Here’s what I did. I used 1 package of NurturMe peas and 1 package of NurturMe sweet potatoes , combined with about 2 tablespoons of cinnamon, and 1 small tablespoon of sugar.  Voila!  Edible Pixie Dust.   (Note: you’ll need to stir it a little bit before sprinkling on, as it tends to settle after a while.) Keep on saving!  :o) –Barbara **This post may contain affiliate links.**

Rumor has it, when mixed with happy thoughts, this edible, homemade pixie dust will lift your right off the ground.  ;o) Riding the coattails of our trip to Disney World last month, I decided to create homemade (and edible) "pixie dust" for my daughter. It's an easy thing to add to applesauce, PBJs, sprinkle a little over a plate of fruit -- you name it! The best part? Thanks to my friends at NurturMe , it's got peas and sweet potatoes in it!! Here's what I did. I used 1 package of NurturMe peas and 1 package of NurturMe sweet potatoes , combined with about 2 tablespoons of cinnamon, and 1 small tablespoon of sugar.  Voila!  Edible Pixie Dust.   (Note: you'll need to stir it a little bit before sprinkling on, as it tends to settle after a while.) Keep on saving!  :o) --Barbara