Remember, remember the 5th of November...

Yesterday was Guy Fawkes. We usually go to a display but this year we decided to have our own display!
We enjoyed a really lovely buffet - Sausage rolls, cocktail sausages, scotch eggs and so on. Followed by some cakes and sweet things.
The kids enjoyed the buffet while watching the fireworks that we let off!

Harry took these photos, aren't they cool?

Ellie wasn't to keen on the loud bangs but she thought they were all very pretty! Harry & Charlie loved the loud bangs, typical boys, hehe.

We stopped half way thru to do some sparklers. Bonfire night is not the same without sparklers. The kids loved the sparklers, especially Ellie. She spun hers around and around and made some really pretty pattens! They all thought the sparklers were rather cool!
We then sat down and had some cakes and sweet things while we enjoyed some more fireworks.

Sparklers!

Over all, we had a fantastic bonfire night. The kids had a lovely time and were shattered come bedtime, bless 'em.
What did you do to celebrate bonfire night this year?

Sarah xXx

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Yay! Back to meal planning. I've been slacking the last few weeks. I need to stick with meal planning!! 

Monday: Chicken nuggets and fries with beans or spaghetti hoops.

Tuesday : Bonfire night! Mean's bonfire night food! Jacket potato with chicken tikka or beans, or cheese or coleslaw and salad.
Sasuage's and bacon in rolls with onions

Wednesday: Pork chops with mash, veg and gravy 

Thursday: Spaghetti bolognase with garlic bread. 

Friday: Cheese and potato pie with sausages and beans. 

Saturday: Ellie's pick.(boys are at there dads)

Sunday: Roast chicken Sunday dinner.

Sarah xXx

Guy Fawkes night is fast approaching which of course means, Fireworks. We all love a good Fireworks 'do. Especially the kids. But how do we keep the kids safe without them missing out on all the action?

Fireworks are indeed a lot of fun but they are also very dangerous Sadly, they cause more than 1000 injuries each year, around bonfire night, in the U.K Even worse, half of those injuries are aged under the age of 18 years old with the majority of injuries happening at family or private parties.

Children of course want to join in the fun and action. We don't want them to miss out on all the action which is where Wicked Lght-Up Big Bang Rockets come in. It's a very easy, fun and safe solution for kids so that parents can relax a little.


This is how it works:

• Simply load a piece of paper into the Rocket’s tip, launch it into the air and wait for the ultra loud BANG as it plummets back down the ground.
• Perfect on all surfaces, the Wicked Light-Up Big Bang Rocket has multi-coloured flashing lights so it looks even more impressive at night. It’s so easy everyone can have a go!
• Result? Parents everywhere can breathe a sigh of relief.   

Checkout the video below to see the 'Wicked Light-Up Big Bang Rockets' in action.


Wicked Light-Up Big Bang Rocket can be purchased from Amazon, Harrods, Hamleys and Wicked Mania. RRP: £13.00

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Wicked Light-Up Big Bang Rocket can be purchased from Amazon, Harrods, Hamleys and Wicked Mania. RRP: £13.00