Halloween!

There are so many things to be excited about for Halloween this year. For the first time we decorated our house and Amelie was delighted informing our neighbour not to be scared and the giant spider on our door was 'only p'tend.'

She will have a fancy dress party in creche and we will also go trick or treating for the first time. In Australia Halloween is not a big holiday so this year I am looking forward to getting involved in the Irish hype of it all... Amelie has a big box of fancy dress clothes so it will be interesting to see what she actually dresses up as, so far she is insisting on being a bumble bee... cute!

On the 28th we will head out to Kilruddery House in Wicklow for a great day of pumpkin carving, scarecrow making and Halloween fun. Pop over to their web-site if you are interested.

On the 26th I will go with the girls from college to see 'Jason and the Argonauts' in the Pavilion Theatre in Dun Laoghaire and again we will dress in fancy dress and really enjoy the Halloween spirit.

On the 31st pop on over to the Promenade Cafe between 6pm and 8pm for FREE Halloween Portrait Shoot & FREE High Resolution Image from BosPhotography.


Hoping this post give you some ideas of fun events to get along to this Halloween.

More posts to come soon.

Love the Yummy Mummies and the Jetsetting Babies

xxx

Killruddery House Easter Egg Hunt

If you don't fancy joining us at the Mad Hatters Tea party tomorrow, Killruddery House is hosting its annual Easter Egg hunt in the beautiful grounds of this old House.

Easter weekend at Killruddery House & Gardens near Bray in Co. Wicklow is the start of an action-packed programme of events that runs until the end of September. On Easter Sunday and Bank Holiday Monday there will be an Easter Egg Hunt for families with children between 5 and 12. The Easter Bunny has laid a trail of clues and puzzles which will reveal his mobile number and his name! 

www.killruddery.com is where you can find all the latest information about events taking place during the summer such as Photography, Concerts, Flower Arranging demonstrations, Outdoor Theatre, Treasure Hunts, Film Shows and a Childrens’ Festival.

The new Garden Café serves drinks and cakes whenever the Gardens are open. At weekends the chef offers dishes like Killruddery-raised lamb loin with smoked paprika and a herb salad, and strawberry pie.


If you have any relatives over or you just fancy going somewhere different this is the place to go.


Love the Jetsetting Babies and The Yummy Mummies
xoxox