I was running late. It had taken me forever to find all the right colors and products I needed. I was supposed to be in Ivan's class at 12:30 to set up. It was 12:40.
I finished the last cupcake and...wondered,
"HOW THE HECK AM I GOING TO GET THESE TO THE SCHOOL?"
Because of the peep, my regular cupcake taker just wasn't going to cut it. I felt pressure. Ugh I hate pressure!
Then I looked at my mass of Halloween items and had a light bulb moment!
I had bought these cups when they were a great deal at Target...and they have a lid! I carefully placed each cupcake into a separate cup, placed the top on and...voila!
I lined them on the bottom of one of my 31 bags and it worked perfectly! No muss, no fuss!
The kids were all so excited when they saw them...thinking they were getting coffee. I tried not to laugh too hard at them! Me giving kids coffee? Ha! A lot of the kids wanted to bring the cups to their Moms. Cuteness.
We were also trying to avoid too much sugar, knowing kids were going trick or treating a few hours later, so this was the perfect way to send them home!
I know these cups come in seasonal colors & decorations. Use them then or anytime of the year!
What is your favorite way to transport cupcakes?
My life is full of homemaking projects, being a military wife, attempts to get organized, being a coupon "princess", making meals, doing loads and loads of laundry, being a special needs Mom, keeping memories and lots more. Welcome to my world, I am glad you stopped by!
Sunday, November 3, 2013
Friday, November 1, 2013
Halloween by the numbers
the last 2 weeks on my wall calender |
There are some holidays, that just never seem to end. It feels like it is celebrated over and over and over.
Halloween is one of those holidays. I can't believe all that has gone on in such a short time! So here it is, by the numbers...
5 costumes to buy/put together
4 bins full of Halloween items
12 pumpkins
1 trip to the pumpkin patch
3 dozen sugar cookies baked
2 dozen cupcakes baked and decorated
21 goody bags filled
6 coupon books purchased for free Frosty's
3 costume parades
3 class parties
8 bags of candy purchased
1 trunk or treat
1 fall festival
4 days of spooky Halloween themed lunches
countless readings of "Five Little Pumpkins" and "10 Ghosts in a Haunted House"
2 times getting boo'ed by neighbors
tons of pictures, laughs and of course...candy!
Halloween has now come and gone...and we are all suffering from a bit of sugar shock!
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