Showing posts with label Target. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Target. Show all posts

Thursday, March 27, 2014

Add a Little Super Hero Fun to Your Cereal Bowl

The information and free cereal have been provided by General Mills through Platefull Co-Op. #PlatefullCoOp



As a kid, I distinctly remember being swayed in my cereal choices by what toy or treat was in the box. Of course, taste was important, but ultimately I looked for those fun extras like prizes or back of the box fun.

My son is just like his Mama.

Right now participating Target stores have specially marked boxes of General Mills cereal that contain a DC Comics Justice League comic book inside.



My son had no idea what a comic book was. I have a feeling that he will be talking in sound effect bubbles soon. He was blown away by all the fun onomatopoeias.



Since Cheerios is already a cereal I enjoy for snacks and as a finger food for the baby, I am happy to grab one of the specially marked boxes to keep my oldest son happy. 

Currently he wants to read anything and everything. Glad that General Mills can help fuel his love of reading.



Now I just have to get him to remember to eat breakfast. 

What is your family's favorite General Mills cereal? 

Andrea
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Sunday, July 29, 2012

An Ode to My Husband & The Makeover We Needed #MaLoUnderwear


Meet my husband, the farmer.


This man can get dirty! From dirt to hay to grease, I have seen it all come through my laundry room.

It wasn't always this way. When we dated he wasn't quite so dirt-obsessed. In college he was always clean-cut, presentable, and work at a newspaper after college kept him in button up shirts, ties and dress slacks. Looking professional and making an impression were important.

Now, he makes a different kind of impression on the world. He grows food to feed his family and the community, he watches over the land diligently and he helps to keep machinery on the farm running. His stained clothing and smeared face are signs of his hard work and long hours.


I can't fault him for the work pants. Goodness knows a new, clean pair will look hopeless after just one day. But, what I can't abide by are ratty, holey, boring underwear he wears underneath them!

Yes, you heard me. There is no reason for. When I told my husband about this make-over his worst pairs mysteriously disappeared overnight. Take my word for it, they were in worse shape than his pants!


I was thrilled to receive a package of 2 MaLo underwear trunks by Mario Lopez. Wow! Does this mean my husband and Mario Lopez have something in common? Well, I don't mind. I watched my fair share of Saved by the Bell during my childhood.


The brand slogan is pretty cute, "Half Good, Two Thirds Bad." A play on words with Mario Lopez's name and the word "bad" in Spanish. But, I don't have anything bad to say about them. My husband's only request is that they add a longer trunk to their line in the future since that is what he currently wears.


A comfortable cotton, spandex blend the prints were a fun change from his ratty-regulars. My man is not a tighty-whitey type of guy, but that doesn't mean there was anything but boring in his underwear drawer.

Well, even though I couldn't throw out his rough looking work clothes, this did spur us both on to purging our closets and getting rid of the holey, the worn-out and the embarrassing articles of clothing we still had lurking about.


My husband has a fun and quirky personality. I think the addition of MaLo underwear added a little more fun into his wardrobe, even if we are the only people who know. Yes, my husband cleans up nicely, but I'll try not to blind you with his farmer's tan. Just take my word for it he is wearing his #MaLoUnderwear.


You can grab your man his own pair of MaLo underwear in Target stores. See how much fun a little "bad" can be!

Connect with MaLo Underwear on Facebook or Mario Lopez on Twitter.

*Disclaimer - I am a member of the Collective Bias™ Social Fabric® Community.  This shop has been compensated as part of a social shopper insights study for Collective Bias™ and MaLo #CBias #SocialFabric. All opinions are my own.
Andrea
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