And we're pretty psyched about it.
You see, while Phin and I were away, "the kids" apparently watched a lot of
Sharknado. We had hoped that the Tramples would keep Dragon and his tv watching in check. But apparently they "got sucked in, too."
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| The Tramples as a School of Elephant Sharks |
So, to... um... provide some slightly better educational content for them, we're celebrating Shark Week here in the Craft Lounge... with costumes....
Everything is better with costumes.
And the Tramples are helping to provide some educational materials for Dragon and
Milkshake.
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| If it's on the internet, it must be true! |
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| Reading time. |
But Dragon still seems to like the scary side of sharks best and insists that, while highly unlikely, it is
theoretically possible for a school of sharks to get sucked up into a waterspout and rained down on unsuspecting land dwellers
a la Sharknado, especially if it happens in LA.
What can I say: we're shark-lovers. I've actually had two shark encounters while scuba diving - one with Phin and one without.* So, it was probably only a matter of time before there were costumes. These are very simple shark fins made from blue satin and a little bit of elastic.
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| Dragon and Milkshake eagerly count down to Shark Week! |
Happy Shark week! And don't forget to enter the Pattern Pyramid Giveaway! Your chance of winning is MUCH better than your chance of being bitten by a shark.
*Now, I realize that if this was a horror movie, I'd be sealing my own fate by saying the following: There are only about 50 shark attacks globally each year and only 5 fatalities. Compared to mosquitoes (2 million deaths annually) and snakes (50,000), sharks pose as little risk to you as your pet dog. Oh, wait, many more people are killed by dogs than sharks each year. In fact, you are more likely to be killed by an elephant, a hippo or a cow than by a shark. So, I guess my little menagerie is a dangerous lot.
