Okay, so it’s true. We have no kids, I’m not pregnant, and we are not planning on a baby for at least another year. So why start planning a fictitious baby shower? Hubs thinks I am crazy for planning all this, but I am just scouting out ideas for when the time comes. I’m still working on getting this blog to where I want it to be, and doing everything ‘blog’ correct. I am a self proclaimed master at invitations; I sat on my den’s floor and made all 150 of my wedding invitations, 150 save-the-dates, 50 morning after brunch, 35 rehearsal dinner invites, and 150 thank you notes. I felt painstaking initiation lets me call myself a master. In other words, I love DIY/Homemade everything, and this will be no exception.
Samplings
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Lord of the UN-Rings: An Ode to Coasters
After that last drop of wine is gone, the last finger foods nibbled, and the last guest happily wanders out, you just want to enjoy the night and clean up in the morning– BUT WAIT– what about all those dripping glasses all over your new wood furniture?! Whose idea was it to serve ice?! Call it ‘Lord of the UN-Rings,’ but no one wants to wake up to three dozen tennis-ball-sized rings all over their coffee table after an awesome soiree.
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Teacher Retirement Centerpieces
Man-zan-ita! After securing the manzanita branches in foam, it was time to decorate. The decorations were hand made and extremely cheap and easy to make, but look like a million dollars! The theme of the party was secured in every touch in the centerpiece– from the color scheme to the table card names.
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Teacher’s Lounge
Beat the dread “Tree Stump” virus that hits guests at party where they become glued to their seats! Tantalize them with creative drinks and names that go with the party theme that will make them say “Hmm, I wonder what a Field Trip Gone Wrong tastes like?”
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Teacher Retirement Party Activities
Guest can sometimes be stuck to their chairs all night and not socialize. So what is better than a childhood song and a pop quiz?! These activities are made to get some laughs, get people up, and get people learning more about the retiree.
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Pencil Vase
Whether for teacher appreciation week, end of the year gift, or a teacher’s retirement party, this little pencil vase will be a hit! Just some glue, a plastic container, and some ribbon you can have a unique and great vase!
doodles, dabbles, & dreams 