NickJr.com helped out with our attire, providing some great Foofa iron-on transfers. We grabbed a few cheap shirts from Wal-Mart and Lola and I had our first Mommy & Me outfit (I was hoping for Lilly Pulitzer shifts, but this will do). We couldn’t leave Daddy out of the fun, so we made him a Plex shirt. I think it's safe to say I'm officially obsessed with iron-on transfers. They were so easy to make and I think they turned out great!
Lola was so in love with the fact she could see Foofa on Mommy's shirt...and hers!
**Look how much darker my hair looks in different lighting. Crazy!**
Road Tripping, Lola-style.
At the suggestion of our good friend Glen Hansard, we stopped at Kopp's for lunch. The burgers were the biggest we ever ate ($3!!!!) and the custard was delish. A MUST if you're ever in the Milwaukee area. Jess--you're going to have to try this place next year while at Marquette!
They were passing out DJ Lance Rock glasses, so John tried on a pair. The funny part is, they really look no different the his Ray Ban spectacles he wears regularly.
Reading Princess Pigtoria & the Pea prior to the performance. Someone forgot to tell the Gabba folks kids shows must start promptly at the stated time.
The concert was “AWWWWWSOME!” in the words of DJ Lance Rock. She sat in my lap pretty much the whole time and had a great view. We got up and danced alot! There was an awesome balloon drop that she loved and they played all our favorite songs--including Lola's favorite: "Head, Arms, Legs, Feet--Beedabeep beep beedabeep, Clap clap."We all enjoyed the day so much...
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FUN! who was the special guest?
two NFL players--one was a GB packer so the crowd went nuts. biz was there, of course, and he brought a bunch of kids up onstage to practice the beat. super music friends was the aquabats.
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