The girls were enjoying their Lush bath with this ...
... when we noticed that CD seemed to be very still and quiet so we whisked her out of the bath, dripping and bewildered and put her on the potty...
Much to our surprise
CD #2-ed on the potty for the first time!!
CJ and I had a little time to spend together while her sister was napping and Daddy (Moto-Moto) was out grocery shopping. CJ decided that she wanted to do some scrapbooking... she did a great job!! She picked out most of her own supplies and away she went! It was so nice to spend some time creating and visiting with her.
Form kisses by first greasing your chosen size of funnel (first time only). Scoop up the RK mixture.
Let set up for at least on hour but beware of little ones helping themselves!
I give them a flip to dry the bottoms too and leave them another 1/2 hour. Clean up the dishes, making sure you get all the caramel off the spoon.
Wrap them with foil, add a little personalized note in light blue font so it's like the real deal. Well, I'm off to finish cleaning the kitchen without my helpers and continue to wrap the rest for Friday's party. 
We packed them on shredded red paper (from one of the finest stores) in little take-out boxes ~ we picked up a whole sleeve of them for cheap cheap. I think you can get them at wedding stores now or bigger ones at Michaels... added a little ribbon, a foam heart with a button & more ribbon. I think they turned out pretty cute!
This was also a "teachable craft" ~ it gave CJ practise at the first step in Shoe-Tying 101. Look at this darling at work ...
Just put it here ...
Cross it over, poke it through ...
PULL ...
And ta-da, I did it!!!
It was a good night. Little sister played quietly (well, not so quietly) with her puppets while we got this little job done. Stay tuned tomorrow for class treats Giant Caramel RK Kisses. You should have time to make a shopping list and make them for all your little friends too!
CJ has been waiting to play Twister with someone who is way more flexible than her Mom! None of the girls had played before but were anxious to try and had a great time!!
Craft time ~ we decorated our "Love Shacks". We didn't make any gingerbread houses at Christmas time so I pulled out our gingerbread village cookie cutters (found at a garage sale for $3) and made a little shack for each of the girls. I think they ate as much candy as ended up on their shack!
Viola, finished "Love Shacks". You're all singing the song right now aren't you!?
"Valentine Colours" was our next game, thanks D for the idea, the girls loved it! We started with "pink", player one touches something pink and sits down. Player two touches the pink item selected by player one then a pink item of her own, player three touches items by player one and two and one of her own etc, etc. Lots of fun! Then we played "Pink heart, pink heart, who has the pink heart?" (Our Valentine version of "Button, Button").
Snack was little heart shaped chocolate bowls filled with strawberries topped with whipped cream and their initial. I'm quite happy with how the bowls turned out. I picked up the heart silicone form at Dollarama (it was a dollar) then poured a couple of tablespoons of melting chocolate in it and brushed it up the sides. A couple minutes in the freezer to set up and carefully released them. The initial topper was an idea from pal Saucy . And of course they had "love potion" in pink sugar rimmed cups. We ended with The Frog Prince puppet show and some giggles!! Hope you girls had fun!
Thank you Auntie Viki for ALL your help!!
After supper tonight CJ thought it time to demolish the Love Shack, she thought it was pretty tasty!!
Stay tuned to see what fun we've planned for Sunday's party.
I'm a little groundhog
Here are the charms that I made ~ chocolates and sugar cookies. 
