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Soooooo…. this post is two years too late

I’ve told myself, “Don’t procrastinate on getting Easter baskets for the kids; you’ll regret waiting until the last minute. And what do you know…if you needed me the night before Easter for the past five years, you would find me in the middle of the Target Easter section cursing under my breath and wishing I gathered stuff earlier. Since I didn’t procrastinate this year, I headed to Target’s One Spot, because when you’re playing Easter Bunny for three kids, those little things to fill it with start to add up. There’s an Under the Sea collection, and Easter bunch, and (not pictured) a fun Emoji set.

Part of me rolled my eyes (okay, I actually rolled my eyes, because tickets to Disneyland are not cheap, and had I known she would’ve rather just stayed at our awesome hotel the whole time, then we could’ve saved a lot of money). The hotel boasts that they’re steps away from Disneyland (less than ten-minutes to walk there, actually), family-friendly (totally agree), and fun (seriously fun…keep reading! ), and I totally agree. HoJo Anaheim for your next Disneyland Stay If you’re headed to Disney, forget about the princesses, the fun Disney food, the magic, and the mouse. It’s little details that truly make this place family friendly, and the next time we head back, I’ll for sure make sure we plan in some special time just for them to play and enjoy the hotel more.

I have two kids who outright refuse to eat eggs…unless they’re eating it in this brunch pizza. Brunch” Pizza sounds more exciting and trendy than “breakfast pizza that you can eat any time of the day. The recipe below is for the basic one that I make at my Pampered Chef brunch parties, and I love it because if someone is dairy free I simply leave corner without cheese, or if someone doesn’t want meat, I can leave the meat off in a section, too. It’s so simple, and a fun twist on regular pizza or breakfast for dinner, and truly is perfect for your next brunch, too.