Just came back from Gardens By the Bay! We were kindly invited by Angie of lifestinymiracles.com to attend a Movie Screening : Where the Wild Things are at the Supertree Grove.
The girls got all excited to be attending a media event, predominately V, K decided not to nap (crap), the husband decided to, well have a night of solitude *wins hands down. So I was to fend going by myself absolutely forgetting how tiring it can be with 2 of them and that I do not have extra pair of hands for whiny, tired children especially 2 that NAGS at 10pm. We sort of got lost, you see I MUST REMEMBER to park correctly and that the 1st carpark is to the Super Grove! You would not believe we got lost getting out of the Super Grove. *note no extra hands and got to carry big yellow car and goodie bags and my handbag and small tired 2 year old and naggy 6 year old. Okie breathe and rant is over.
Man, the event was awesome! I loved it to bits. If they do run this again , please please do experience it for yourself. So from now Friday 13th March till Sunday 22 March, do pay Gardens By the Bay a Visit! The program outline is listed in their website and I have no idea how to create a stylo mylo table to key everything in.
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| Click here for the comprehensive listing |
We arrived to SuperGrove and saw familiar faces! It has been awhile since I last attended anything. So it is always nice to catch up and give hugs.
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| Veraday of http://www.lifeisinthesmallthings.com, Delphine of http://lifeintheweehours.com, Me of http://www.flomummy.com. Jennifer of http://www.dinomama.com, Summer of http://www.ahappymum.com |
The children got busy with decorating their car, not that K helped much. I set up the pinic mat on what is very nice fake real grass. I think is real la, feels real but somehow looks not. Then in SG we are capable to do anything.
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| The big yellow car that sits the children real comfortably |
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| Do be early to get a nice cosy spot |
The movie started at about 8pm, it got them quiet for 20 mins then the grumbling about the sound so loud, the grass so prickly, so hungry, why so dark. Yeah, sounds familar huh. Oh and we had to go for toilet break. I managed to get a hot pizza to keep them quiet for another 30 mins then the small one repeatedly repeated to me "Go home mummy, I want to go home" for at least 50 times. I have not shared much about her the last 2 years so as not to jinx the good behavious but I have a persistent NAGGER in this one. *raises my hands up to heaven
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| 20 mins into the movie |
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| My attempt to keep her quiet, sleeping on the boobs helped |
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| Definitely a great experience with such beautiful backdrop |
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| My very lame attempt to be artistic. Monsters and all *huhuhu |
Do check them out next weekend 20th March-22 March for a FULL day of Monster Craft, Face Painting, Balloon Sculpting, Water Play Performance Spash, Interactive Storytelling, Make me a Monster Workshop, Monster Family Parade and Competition!!
Is free admission for every child with a full paying adult into events in the conservatories.
T&C applies.
If your family is a big fan of monsters, do check out Make Me a Monstor Workshop.
Give the whole family a monstrous make-over in this costume-making workshop! Join for a wild rumpus around the Supertree Grove for some inspiration then learn how to turn simple household objects and recycables into awesome monstor costumes for the whole family! March with them in a MONSTER PARADE at the end of the day, where the best-dressed families stand to win exciting prizes.
Date: Saturday , 21 March & Sunday, 22 March
Time: - 3pm - 430pm
Location: Cannonball Room
Details: $25 per costume (inclusive of GST) Friends of the Gardens enjoy 20% off
Please register early to aviod dissapointment and do it here online by 16th March!
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