Showing posts with label moshi monsters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label moshi monsters. Show all posts

Tuesday, 3 January 2012

My blog year in review: Part 2

Time to finish off what I started in Part 1 with the second part of the year from July to December 2011:


July


This was the month I spent an awful lot of time getting my benefits re-instated after they were incorrectly removed! I made good use of my MP Tim Farron to get a resolution - eventually... In contrast to this my children had some ideas for a future new husband for me. I also got a chance to showcase my grandparents in The Gallery.


This was the month of the first Cumbria Twitnic and I hope to repeat it again. There was a brief foray into a Saturday Recipe Swap and I ought to try that again. I also joined in the Love a Read Book Group a few times over the year. 


View from Loughrigg

Friday, 11 November 2011

Friday Review: Moshi Monster Clay Buddies

Sponsored Post

My daughter was sent a couple of these to try out. Like many primary school aged children she has her own Moshi Monster and she loves playing the games and solving the puzzles on the site. The Clay Buddies are the latest associated merchandise to tempt the pocket money market!

When we received the package my daughter immediately set to at creating clay versions of 2 of the 48 available Moshi Monsters. The first of these was Katsuma which was the easier of the two to make:


Simply a case of getting the clay to the required shape and attaching the supplied cardboard  parts to complete it. She then moved on to Diavlo - this comes with instructions but judging by the final result my daughter didn't read them!


If she had read the instructions then she would have known that it was rated as a difficulty of 3 for Hard! 

These did keep my daughter out of mischief for a while in a corner of the front room. If your little Moshi fan has an artistic bent and was a fan of Playdoh then these will be a hit with them. A look around the Internet brings up prices from £2.99 for the packs and they are also available in toy shops. So they are well aimed at pocket money prices or maybe as stocking fillers for Christmas...