Bed of the Week

SHAUNA’S BED OF THE WEEK

Get your child ready to drive off into dreamland on the Malibu Dune Buggy Bed. This fun twin
size bed is the perfect centerpiece to your race car loving child’s bedroom. The metal shaped bed
is reminiscent of a dune buggy and features realistic wheels, headlights and bumpers. A star and
moon canopy hangs over a portion of the car. The blue, silver, black and red finish is the perfect
color scheme for a little boy’s room. Fits a standard twin size mattress. 58″W x 105-1/2″L x 51″H

Find Your Family Roots

Your family roots rooted? Fascinating family faces potted for an early spring.

Anyone know whose kids these are?  Oh, yes, the neighbor kids.

Even if your thumb isn’t green, go ahead,  give this project a try. It doesn’t look too difficult.

All you need to do is, gather up the perfect plants, a basic pot, family face photos and a transparent plastic pot. For the source, and more photos, check out good.kz.

Lucky Shamrock Party

It’s Our Annual Lucky Shamrocks Party!

Sunday, March 17th

1PM to 4PM

Bring the kiddos in on St. Patrick’s Day

for a Lucky Shamrocks Search Game.

There will be Lucky Shamrocks hidden all around the store

for *25% OFF a toy or game of choice.

Face Painting, Fun Games, and Refreshments.

Bring all your friends. We hope to see you on St. Patrick‘s Day!

FREE prizes for all kids wearing green.

Totally Kids fun furniture & toys

7876 Portland Avenue South
one mile west of the Mall of America
shoptotallykids.com
952-881-2425

More Potty Talk

Don’t let me down.

Charley Sheen? Doubt that he would ever need a reminder.

Mustache this soap for your man.

In case you need a little more persuasion….soap.

Lettuce Entertain You

Even though we are still ice and snow covered here in Minnesota, some of us are hoping that tomorrow Punxsutawney Phil will be bringing news and hope of an early spring.

Lettuce entertain you with this clever edible hanging basket idea that we are anxious to get started.

My Hanging Baskets has the 411:

Line the basket with moist sphagnum moss or a preformed Angel Moss liner.

Fill the basket with a light potting soil. Place leaf lettuce transplants about 4 inches apart in holes throughout the basket. Push the root ball through the moss into the moist potting soil. Be sure to place several transplants in the top of the basket, too!

Place the basket where it will get almost full sun. As the lettuce starts to grow, you will have an almost-perfectly round basket that is as pretty as an ivy or fern and a whole lot tastier.

My Hanging Baskets suggests  that  can choose to alternate a green-leaf lettuce, like Black Seeded Simpson, with a red-leaf lettuce, like Red Sails, in your basket, or make a basket of each. Be sure to pop over to their website to see all of the other fantastic ideas for hanging baskets.