Spider by LeShop ASIN: B073JR4S4F

Most people plan all year round for how they will decorate their homes for different holiday celebrations.  

Face it, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas all come so close together one has to plan far in advance to work it all out.

We ordered this Spider from the LeShop so we could plan some of our holiday decorating.  Once we had this creature, we began to think of other things we could do with it.  We could put a pilgrim hat on her for Thanksgiving. We could add a Santa hat for Christmas.  We could dress her up like cupid for Valentines Day and put a leprechaun hat on her for Saint Patrick’s Day.

This spider is really soft, kind of like a cat.  You may find yourself petting it just like you would a cat.  This spider is very poseable and just plain fun.

Five Star Review

We give this Spider from the LEShop all five stars.  We anticipate loads of fun with it, like we have with Hamlet.  

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Review: Bulls and Bears Board Game by Bulls and Bears

This is a great idea for a game.  It gives adults and older children (Ages 13 and up) a fun way to learn about money and investing.

The really great thing about this game is it is not a zero-sum game.  That is, just because one person does well on a move does not necessarily mean another player has to give up something. In fact, other players will sometimes actually benefit more from a player’s move than the player.

The box says that it is for 2 to 6 players but, one person could play the game solo.

We found the game to be fun and think it will make an excellent gift for any family with teenagers. Let’s face it, learning about finance can be boring.  For many it just seems too theoretical.  With a game like Bulls and Bears, one can see how the theory actually applies to real life.

Bulls and Bears Board Game deserves all five stars.  You may find your kids thumbing through your old finance books in an effort to beat all opponents.

You will want to get seven zipper bags or some type of box with seven good sized compartments to keep the coins in.  This was the only problem we had with the game.

We were sent a complimentary copy of this game.  We are under no obligation to write any review, positive or negative.

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7 PCS Dog Toys Set,for Small & Medium & Large Dogs and Puppies, Includes Ball, Cotton Rope Toy, Chew Squeaky Toys and Training Toy Sold by: Ieva Mall

We got this 7 Piece set of dog toys for our grand-dogger. Petra.  She loves it.  The only problem is the hamburger toy is a little bit too large for her small mouth.  Everything else is fine.

Petra could tear up an anvil with a rubber hammer.  She is rough on toys.  She seems to love the chicken leg.  

We think this will give her lots of enjoyment.  We give it all five stars. It is an excellent set of toys.

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Rosenberg Railroad Musuem

Rosenberg Railroad Museum

If you look very hard in most communities, you can find entertainment that is both educational and fun.  Sometimes you can find educational things that are free. In many communities, you can find great places that are fun, educational, and entertaining for very little cost.

Today we will talk about one of those places in Rosenberg, Texas.  I am speaking of the Rosenberg Railroad Museum.

The Rosenberg Railroad Museum is located at 

1921 Avenue F, 

Rosenberg, Texas. 

Admission for adults is only $5.  Seniors (55+) are admitted for only $4. Kids 2 to 14 years of age get in for only $3.  Your really young ones, two years old and younger, get in free.

The cutest thing was that we were greeted by the museum’s guard chicken.  She met us at the gate when we came in and was there to say goodbye when we left.  She also escorted us part of the way around the building while we were looking for the entrance.

Jordan greeted my wife and me.  He was our tour guide.  Jordan sat us down in a small, comfortable theater and played a short, only eight minutes long, video that told us about the history of railroading in the area.

After the video, we were able to take a self-guided tour inside the museum. The museum was built to resemble an old train depot; I do not recall which depot specifically.

During this self-guided tour, we saw old phones, typewriters, telegraph machines and more.  There were countless artifacts from days gone by.  One could spend over an hour looking at all the signs and other items inside this part of the tour.

As active trains pass by the museum, they blow their horns to signal their approach to the crossing nearby.  It is almost as if they are honoring the museum with each toot.  This is a very fun part of the visit.

Once we completed looking at everything inside the museum, Jordan took us out to an old caboose. 

He told us how Fred and Wilma are part of railroading today. Sorry folks, I won’t spoil this for you. You will have to take the tour yourselves.

After the caboose, Jordan showed us a working crossing signal from long ago.  He then took us into the bottom floor of the switching tower.  This room was part of the control system for the railroad and was the last working control tower in Texas.

Upstairs at the tower, Jordan showed us how trains are controlled today and how they were switched years ago.  Gone are the days when conductors and brakemen have to hop off a moving train and throw switches.  Today, all of that is controlled by computers using a very sophisticated monitoring system.

Our tour ended with the old business coach named the Quebec.  This old coach once held then Senator McKinley who later became president.  This was the way that top executives of the railroad traveled with private bedrooms, private dining, and a private sitting room.

If you find yourself in Fort Bend County, Texas, and you are looking for a fun, inexpensive way to spend an afternoon, stop by the Rosenberg Railroad Museum.  You will be glad you did.

http://www.rosenbergrrmuseum.org

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