Who are those masked kids?
1. It’s going to be a lovely day! Take a walk in the neighborhood and collect materials to do some nature inspired crafts. Pinterest is full of ideas for things to make (and items to look for while you’re walking), but if you’re not on it, find some good ideas here.
2. If you’ve never been to Colonial Williamsburg (or even if you have), you can explore the living history museum from home. They’ve put together an online hub with virtual tours, educational resources, activity pages, video demonstrations, recipes, and more — lots of inspo for planning a getaway there when you can travel again. We loved visiting, which you can read all about here.
3. Watson Adventures has created a virtual version of their awesome Wizard School Scavenger Hunt. It’ll run every Saturday in May at 2pm & 4pm, and every Sunday at 5pm — cost is $60 for a team up to 4. Their Family Trivia Slam will continue through May as well. We’ve done the Wizard School IRL (read about it here) and Trivia online a few weeks ago (read a bit about it here), and both were a blast!
4. My kummerspeck is due to shemomedjamo.
5. I’m not sure anyone will really care about this article, but sharing because the title made me laugh. (It’s the little things these days.)
The Timothy Chamlet thing was cute and catchy. I agree with you – – the title alone makes it share-worthy. I’m loving all the memes and funny quotes that are out there during these difficult times. It’s the little things that are helping to fill the void with pleasantries!
Glad to know someone else liked that, too! And that you’re enjoying these – thanks for the note 🙂