Geeky Kids

Great Wolf Lodge Groupon

By Tara in Entertaining, Geeky Kids No Comments Tags: , , ,

Great Wolf

If you haven’t been to Great Wolf Lodge, you’re missing it. It’s an indoor water park that is 80 degrees all year round. It’s hotel rooms decorated like log cabins. It’s an adventure full of wands, wizards, and animatronic animals. Basically, it’s insanely cool. It’s perfect for families, but also great for a group of adults.

I love going with friends, and whenever a Groupon deal like this comes up, we grab it quickly. We fill a car full of board games and snacks, and enjoy a weekend full of fun at a water park and a night full of talking and gaming. Last time, we locked our phones in the safe so we could truly unplug and enjoy each other’s company.

Wanna do the same? In the Washington location, you can get a cabin that can squeeze up to 8 adults for a little over $250 (which turns out to be a little over $30 a person). It’s so worth it.

Have you been to Great Wolf before?

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Geeky Baby Gear

By Tara in Geeky Kids, Gift Ideas 1 Comment Tags: , ,

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One of my friends is expecting her first child and posted a link to this Etsy shop on Facebook. I’m in love. Seriously, I need to be invited to more baby showers so I have an excuse to buy these things without asking if they “make them in an adult size.” (It’s embarrassing.)

Geek-a-bye Baby includes geeky bibs, hats, blankets, changing pads, full costumes, nursery art and more–basically anything you would need except for the baby itself. The prices are all really reasonable for handmade gear, and would make fantastic gifts. Check them out!

Have a kid? What’s the geekiest thing they had as a baby?

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Legend of Zelda Nursery

By Tara in A Geeky Home, Geeky Kids 3 Comments Tags: , , ,

This Legend of Zelda nursery took 150+ hours over a 3 month period to paint. I can’t imagine ever doing that well of a job painting, even if someone put paint-by-numbers up on the wall.

Think you have what it takes to paint something like this? You can see their painting process beginning about 2 minutes into the video. For the rest of us? We can at least get inspired by the creativity.

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