For Cinco De Mayo, we went to an all out Mexican food bonanza at Colleen's
house, which was SO tasty and fun. That day I was wishing we had a pinata to
break for the day's festivities, and thought, why not? So the kids and I put
together a quick pinata from a paper grocery sack, some leftover green tissue
paper, construction paper, and tons of glue. And duct tape. Actually, the rest of my
roll of duct tape.
house, which was SO tasty and fun. That day I was wishing we had a pinata to
break for the day's festivities, and thought, why not? So the kids and I put
together a quick pinata from a paper grocery sack, some leftover green tissue
paper, construction paper, and tons of glue. And duct tape. Actually, the rest of my
roll of duct tape.
Shayla taking aim
Ammon patiently waiting for the best hit
The kids who conquered the pinata beast (with the help of Mike)
The kids who conquered the pinata beast (with the help of Mike)
This pinata ended up being virtually indestructible, and was dubbed the Titanium Pinata. So folks, if you have an event coming up, and need a pinata that lasts through lots of kids, let me know. The only thing is, the candy ends up being pulverized in the process, but hey. The pinata is still in one piece.
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