Accio Chompsticks!

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Tomorrow marks the official start of our week long silly celebration. It's the second annual #Chompsticks!

Since my family was chomping at the bit to get started, we had our first photo shoot today. It was Harry Potter's birthday, so we pulled out all the stops for our geeky fun.


UntitledWe started by setting up our Potter goodness, complete with chocolate frogs and the Lego game.














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It's not easy trying to eat chocolate frogs
with lightsaber chopsticks, especially
while wearing a Gryffindor robe.
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Mmmmm..... Hogwarty goodness...






















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Younger kept snapping photos of me. This
was the silliest shot.



Untitled Accio Treats!


Thursday's theme will be Star Wars... check back tomorrow for another dose of Chompsticks fun.

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