HALLOWEEN COSTUME DRIVE AT DADELAND MALL
Dadeland Mall is collecting gently used Halloween Costumes through Operation Candy Corn, while will benefit Neighbors 4 Neighbors and the Branches organization. Costumes can be donated until October 20 at Simon Guest Services.
WHAT: Do you have costumes your children have outgrown? Dadeland Mall will be collecting gently used Halloween Costumes through Operation Candy Corn, which benefits Neighbors 4 Neighbors and the Branches organization. Neighbors 4 Neighbors is a nationally acclaimed non-profit organization based in Miami Florida and founded in the aftermath of Hurricane Andrew in 1992. The scope of work done by Neighbors focuses on connecting diverse populations, planning for and responding to disasters and building community resources. We connect those who can help with those in need. It’s that simple. Using a combination of resource development, collaboration with service providers and the power of media, through a partnership with WFOR and WBFS television, we empower our neighbors to use the talents, time and money they have to help others. www.neighbors4neighbors.org
Branches mission is to serve, educate and inspire people thorough student, family and financial stability services in partnership with our communities.
WHEN: Donations are accepted until October 20.
WHERE: Dadeland Mall – Simon Guest Services 7535 N Kendall Dr. Miami, FL 33156
The Adrienne Arsht Center presents Rodgers + Hammerstein’s CINDERELLA
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In Nassau, Bahamas we went on the Sea and See Excursion. This was a great excursion that had a little bit of everything. We sailed on a boat that gave us a little tour of the area and pointed out houses of famous stars. They then dropped us off on something similar to a glass bottom boat. On that boat we sailed to different areas of the ocean to observe the sea life including various species of fish and sharks. The captain dropped food for the fish over the side of the boat and my girls love seeing all the fish swarming over to eat the food. It was a great way to see lots of fish without getting wet.
(My older daughter loved camp so much that she decided she wanted to stay on the ship instead of go on the island with us so that is why she isn’t in any of the pictures in Puerto Rico.)
Not only was the entire bar made of ice but there were tons of ice sculptures including a candelabra made out of ice, a bench made out of ice, and even a slide that you could actually go down made of ice.
