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DreamWorks Spirit Riding Free Season 5

May 14, 2018 by Momstart Leave a Comment

This is a partnered post with DreamWorks. They sent us a Spirit Riding Free Jewelry Box because Spirit Riding Free Season 5 became available on Friday May 11th. I’m surprised to find out that Zoe hasn’t watched Spirit Riding Free at all yet. I remember when it first came out and how excited I was for the show and for her to watch it. In honor of Spirit Riding Free we have this Spirit Riding Free Discussion Guide from a year ago.

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About Spirit Riding Free Season 5

Season 5 opens with Lucky and Spirit continuing to explore life in the circus, while her best friends Pru and Abigail set out to bring their friend back home. With new frontiers, new sights, and new friends the PALs ride free like never-before on wild circus adventures only to realize that there’s no place like home. You can view the season trailer and images below. We also released a cute music video today of the cast performing the catchy Spirit Riding Free theme song. 

We have the Spirit Riding Free Music Video:

Also, Check out this

Spirit Riding Free Season 5 Trailer:

About The Spirit Riding Free Jewelry Box:

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  • Breyer’s Musical Jewelry Box is the perfect place for a free-spirited cowgirl to store her treasures!
  • Box’s artwork features the main characters from Spirit: Riding Free!
  • Exterior has three drawers to store many fun things! Closed music box measures 6”L x 4”W x 6”H.
  • Interior has storage compartment, mirror and a twirling Spirit figurine.
  • Plays “Home on the Range.”

Oh and check out Zoe’s video of the Spirit Riding Free Season 5 inspired Jewelry Box.

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How to Throw a Fairy Tale Party! #EverAfterHigh #StreamTeam

February 28, 2015 by Beeb Leave a Comment

Ever After High

MomStart is a member of the Netflix Stream Team. Gift card & party supplies provided.

I love hosting parties and I’m a big fan of everything girlie, so when I was invited to throw an enchanted viewing party for the new Ever After High special on Netflix, it was a perfect fit. Ever After High follows the teenage children of fairy tale characters like Snow White and Sleeping Beauty as they navigate their unique set of growing pains! Spring Unsprung, the new season 2 special, debuted on Netflix earlier this month and follows the characters as a magical prank played by Kitty’s mom, the Cheshire Cat, flips the script and has everyone acting opposite of their usual personalities. The gang has to figure out how to fix the spell in order to save Ever After High!

As I mulled over the theme for my party, I knew that it had to be magical, girly, and fun – just like the show! Here are my steps for throwing an enchanted Ever After High fairy tale party of your own:

Sweet Treats

Table of sweet treats

A good hostess always makes sure her guests have refreshments, so the first step was creating a table of sweet treats. I set out pink juice and cups emblazoned with “Princess”:

Princess cups

Pink cupcake

To keep with the pink theme, I created these cupcakes. I made these using strawberry cake mix topped with hot pink frosting, pink sprinkles, and a maraschino cherry!

Ever After High party decorations

To round out the table, I decorated it with Ever After High dolls and necklaces!

Briar Beauty holds a cupcake

Cerise Hood doll and cupcakes

Earl Grey Tea cupcakes

My cousin also brought these amazing Earl Grey tea cupcakes to the party! Yum!!!!

Earl Grey cupcakes closeup

Do Me a Favor:

Party favors

I’m a big fan of creating party favors for my guests, so naturally I had to come up with something special to hand out!

Girly party favors

I wanted to make fun favors that both the moms and kids could enjoy, so I bought a few bags of butterfly hair clips and candy bracelets. Perfect!

Making party favor boxes

Finished party favor boxes

I put the clips and candy in flowery little party favors boxes and set them out.

Party favor table

In addition to the party favor boxes, I set out fun plastic dress-up necklaces and crafting supplies for take-home keepsakes. The crafts included Ever After High printables for creating your own bookmarks and fortune tellers:

Ever After High printables

Also included were Ever After High madlibs, notebooks, and fuzzy pens, so that the guests could write their own stories just like the girls in Ever After High!

Fuzzy pens

Don a Costume

Briar Beauty costume

My little shindig was a costume party, because I thought the little girls would enjoy having a chance to play dress up, and also because I will make any excuse to wear a costume. 😉 The Briar Beauty doll I received in my Storybook Party Starter Kit had pink hair, so naturally I had to dress up as her! I picked up a flowery dress and paired it with tights and heels, then “Dolled” up my hair and makeup – click here to read a detailed tutorial of how I created the Briar Beauty makeup look.

Decor Fit For a Queen

Enchanted Photo Booth

I tacked a pink tablecloth to the wall and decorated it with streamers and necklaces to create a photo booth area where guests could show off their costumes! I hung a glittery “Chandelier” above it for the final sparkling touch.

Glittery chandelier

Photo booth props

I set out a crafting station where guests could take these thought balloon photo booth props and decorate with crayons, pens, or stickers.

Photo booth pics!

My cousin used her prop to give a shoutout to her other favorite show to watch on Netflix, The Walking Dead!

Celebrate The Magical Power of Friendship!

My friends were really excited to bring their little girls to my party because they’re big Ever After High fans. Unfortunately, some of them got sick and weren’t able to come to the party and were very disappointed. So tomorrow, I’m boxing up some of the party favors and cupcakes to deliver to my friends who couldn’t be here so that they won’t miss out on all the fun. After all, Ever After High is all about friendship, and when things don’t go as planned, you can improvise and still save the day!

Have you ever thrown a themed party like this? What are your tips?

Filed Under: crafts, Movie review, personal Tagged With: #StreamTeam, Ever After High, Netfilx

Piper Kerman Interview: The Real Life Behind “Orange Is The New Black” #StreamTeam

August 29, 2014 by Beeb 10 Comments

Beeb meets Piper Kerman - photo by Norbert von der Groeben

Beeb meets Piper Kerman at Netflix HQ – photo by Norbert von der Groeben

During last month’s visit to Netflix HQ, I had the pleasure of meeting Piper Kerman, author of the memoir Orange Is The New Black and inspiration behind the hit show of the same name. In the show, Piper is portrayed brilliantly by Taylor Schilling as being a loveable, but slightly-narcassitic-for-comedic-effect Millenial. Piper in real life, however, is genuine, warm, and very funny. But she’s not bothered about people getting the “Wrong” impression of her. “Watching Piper Chapman is like watching a character for me,” she says, “I don’t watch that and go, ‘Taylor’s getting me wrong!’”

And the show’s creative license hasn’t bothered her real-life husband, Larry Smith, either. “Larry loves the show, and he loves Jason [Biggs], and he has a great sense of humor. I would say the only scab there is, he’s like, ‘I’m a successful writer!’.” When Piper reads the scripts for the show and provides feedback, her sole focus is looking for anything she can contribute to make it a more realistic prison depiction; she’s not worried about it being “Her” story, but simply using the outline of her experiences as a vessel to tell the larger story of the female prison population as a whole.

Advocacy is at the heart of Piper’s passion for telling her story, and was her motivation to put such a personal experience out there, both through her memoir and the series. Her goal is that, by sharing her experiences, she can bring wider attention to the reality of the prison experience. One of the things that disturbed her the most was the disparity she observed between herself and other inmates.

“The one acceptable icebreaker in prison is not ‘Why are you here?’ it’s ‘How much time do you have?’. Some other women were doing short time, like me – a year, two years. But a lot of other women were doing much, much longer sentences – 56 months, 72 months, 5, 7, 10 years,” she says. “And as time went by and I came to know those women so well, because we were living in incredibly close quarters, it was impossible to draw the conclusion that those women had committed crimes that were so much worse than mine. And in fact, the only conclusion you could draw was that they had been treated very differently by the criminal justice system because of socioeconomic, and in some cases, class differences. And you don’t have to have the anecdote from me, because the data is all there. The Manhattan DA’s office invited an outside investigation of racial disparity in his office, which is actually a very admirable thing for him to do. And they found that across the board, when you made apples to apples comparisons, black people particularly – and also Latino people, but black people particularly – are more heavily charged and they get worse plea deals than white people. So, disparity in the criminal justice system is just a fact, and so the question is, what are we going to do about it?”

But while Piper is quick to point out the myriad disturbing issues with the US prison system, she doesn’t shirk responsibility for her past actions or shift blame. “Self exposure is very scary,” she told us. “It’s really scary to talk about your biggest mistakes and your biggest failures. But those are – I have no question about this – the most important ways that we learn as individuals, and also what we have to share with other people is not necessarily our success stories – it’s our failure stories.”

The regret and shame that she feels for her mistakes is palpable; and it’s a good reminder that things aren’t as cut and dried as we like to pretend they are. When most people think of prisoners, I think the first thing that pops to mind is the worst people imaginable: Murders, child abusers, and so on. But people like Piper are a reminder that prisons are not only for the most heinous, but also filled with “Everyday” people who have made bad judgement calls – like carrying a suitcase full of laundered money.

The suitcase of money was actually the topic of my question for Piper. While I was reading her book, I idly wondered about the legal issues that would arise when writing a memoir about real-life crimes committed – and since I had the rare opportunity to actually talk to the author, I could just ask her myself instead of never knowing! In the book, Piper talks about picking up wire transfers of money, an activity that she didn’t realize was illegal at the time. It wasn’t clear to me if she had been prosecuted for that as well or just the suitcase of money, and I wondered if writing something like that could be considered a confession. Piper confirmed that everything written about in the book had been included in the money laundering indictment, also noting that she consulted with her lawyer prior to publication.

“I did have my criminal defense layer also review not the entire manuscript, because Lord God, that would have been expensive, but I certainly picked and chose some portions of the book, particularly the front end of the book for him to read because I had some anxiety about that,” she said.

There were also legal issues surrounding defamation to consider: “If you’re saying that you’re telling a true story, the onus is on the writer to say, ‘The story I tell is true’.” Piper got a small number of questions from RandomHouse’s lawyer about her depictions of the prison staff, confirming that the racist, homophobic, misogynistic pig in the book was indeed a racist, homophobic, misogynistic pig in real life! “Of course, all memoirs are told from a perspective,” she notes. “So your perspective of events may differ from other people’s perspective of events, and that’s true, and a reality of life.”

Piper Kerman - photo by Norbert von der Groeben

Piper Kerman – photo by Norbert von der Groeben

Piper was so sweet and engaging – during our meet and greet, she told me that she loved my pink hair and always wanted to do hers blue! – and it was a real pleasure getting to speak with her. She took the lowest point in her life and managed to turn it into a positive force for advocacy, which is pretty incredible.

Do you watch Orange Is The New Black? Have you read the book?

Filed Under: Movie review Tagged With: Netfilx, netflix tv series, Orange is the new black

New Netflix Addiction: House of Cards #StreamTeam

June 25, 2014 by Momstart Leave a Comment

I haven’t been getting enough sleep this month because of our Netflix addictions. We watched Orange is the New Black and finished that in two nights and now we’re zooming through House of Cards.

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About House of Cards:

Bad, for a greater good.

Three Emmy Award wins including David Fincher ("The Social Network") for Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series and nine nominations including Outstanding Drama Series went to this acclaimed political thriller. Lead Actor nominee Kevin Spacey stars as ruthless, cunning Congressman Francis Underwood, who will stop at nothing to conquer the halls of power in Washington D.C. His secret weapon: his gorgeous, ambitious, and equally conniving wife Claire (Lead Actress nominee Robin Wright).

You’re pulled in right from the start with Kevin Spacey’s unnervingly bad character, he’s such a great actor and plays such a bad guy with deplorable moral and yet I can’t turn my eyes away. It’s like a train wreck you just can’t look away. It’s like that car accident on the highway that slows down traffic to a halt and you’re cursing as you drive up to it but you can’t help and look as you drive by. That’s how House of Cards works. The episode we watched last night where he kills another congressman and makes it look like a suicide, I was like did he really just do that? Yep, he did and that’s what brought his wife back to him. His wife that had been staying in another man’s apartment for the best few weeks. They seem to have a great relationship and yet they use each other as much as they use everyone else in DC.

Netflix really knows how to make TV good. I hope we don’t have to wait too long for another season. I mean yes we’re just starting House of Cards Season two but I know we’ll be through with it within another week. I really do love Netflix.

Filed Under: Movie review, TV Tagged With: house of cards, movie, Netfilx, stream team, tv

Binge Watching With Netflix & Fluffy Orange Oatmeal Pancakes: Orange is the New Black

May 27, 2014 by Momstart 1 Comment

The best way to watch TV now to me is just to binge watch. One of my new favorite shows is Orange is the New black and you can only watch it on Netflix. The highly-awaited second season premiere of Orange is the New Black on June 6 is going to be exciting and we’re excited because all of it will be uploaded at one time and woot we’ll be on a streaming binge!

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In season one, we are following the life of Piper Kerman. the first season revolves around Piper Chapman’s transition from her pampered upper-class New York lifestyle to the harsh realities of the penitentiary system. Even though the protagonist is only doing fifteen months of prison time, she is in for rougher times. Season One ends in a cliffhanger with leading-lady, Piper Chapman (Taylor Schilling), beating fellow inmate Tiffany "Pennsatucky" Doggett (Taryn Manning) — after Pennsatucky tries to kill Chapman.

"Piper’s not the Whole Foods-eating, Toms-shoes-buying idealist anymore, and it’s gratifying to see her lose the wide-eyed blondie shtick," TV critic Melissa Maerz writes for Entertainment Weekly.

In honor of a show I love to watch, I wanted to share an orange recipes with you. Florida Orange Juice sent me this Fluffy Orange Oatmeal Pancake recipe you should try.

Orange Oatmeal Pancakes Recipe

Fluffy Orange Oatmeal Pancakes Recipe

Ingredients

2 cups all-purpose flour
1 tablespoon sugar
1 tablespoon baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
1 ¼ cups whole milk
½ cup Florida orange juice
½ cup cooked oatmeal 
3 eggs, separated
3 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted
½ teaspoon vanilla extract

Directions:

Sift together flour, sugar, baking powder and salt in a large mixing bowl. In small bowl, whisk together the milk, orange juice, oatmeal, egg yolks and butter; stir to combine.  Add orange juice mixture to flour mixture; stir gently just until combined.

In clean mixing bowl, beat egg whites with mixer until soft peaks form. Add vanilla extract.  Gently fold egg whites into flour mixture, being careful not to over-mix.

Heat large skillet over medium-high heat for 5 minutes. Grease bottom of skillet with small amount of melted butter or vegetable oil.

Use large spoon to drop hockey puck-sized dollops of batter in skillet.

Cook until bubbles start to form on top of the pancake; flip with spatula and cook 2 more minutes, or until golden brown. Remove from skillet and keep warm; repeat with remaining batter. Serve immediately.

Serving Suggestion:  Cut pancakes in fun shapes with cookie cutters.

Visit Netflix.com/Orange to re-watch Season 1 and view interviews from the cast dishing some of their favorite moments from the first season.

Filed Under: Movie review, TV Tagged With: entertainment, Movies, Netfilx, netflix tv series, Orange is the new black, tv

Great Recipe: How To Make Turbo FAST Cookies #StreamTeam

April 8, 2014 by Momstart 2 Comments

WE love watching Turbo and having a series on Netflix makes it easier to watch it regularly. Snail up for the next installment featuring five brand new episodes of DreamWorks Animation’s Turbo FAST (Fast Action Stunt Team) available now, only on Netflix!

Turbo FAST Cookies

All you need is food coloring, basic sugar cookie dough, toothpicks, mini marshmallows, colorful candy of your choosing, icing…and your imagination!

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Check out DreamWorks Animation’s Pinterest page for inspiration: http://www.pinterest.com/pin/39969515417476354/.

Turbo FAST is an outrageous, high-octane ensemble comedy series teaming the world-famous super-powered snail Turbo with his posse of adrenaline-junkie buddies to form the Fast Action Stunt Team (FAST). Together, they amp up everything to the extreme: extreme adventure, extreme challenges and extreme excitement. No matter how wild things get, the Fast Action Stunt Team always has each other’s backs. Snail Up! Anytime, anywhere, only on Netflix.

For more information, visit TeamTurboFast.com and Netflix.com/Turbo.

Filed Under: recipe Tagged With: cookies, Netfilx, recipe

DIY Make Your Own Shrinky Dinks & Re-Live 80’s TV With 14 Classics on Netflix

April 7, 2014 by Momstart Leave a Comment

The 80’s had amazing TV perfect for families and I miss it. I really miss being able to watch TV as a family because most TV is not appropriate. Well, Netflix makes it easy to enjoy TV as a family along with a very fun craft. Some of my favorite TV shows, like Jem, the Babysitters Club and Family Ties are now available on Netflix. In honor of these classics on Netflix, Netflix has shared how to make your own Shrinky Dinks with us!

HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN SHRINKY DINKS

Shrinky Dink - Step 1

Materials needed:

Shrinky Dink paper (available at Michaels or on Amazon.com) – I chose the frosted kind for some old school fun.

Colored pencils

Oven

Scissors

Hole puncher

Brown paper bag

Old chain necklace or cord

Glass pan or cookie sheet

Shrinky Dink - Step 2

Step 1.

Use the colored pencils to draw or trace designs. Cut out your designs and use the hole puncher to create a hole on the top of each design.

Shrinky Dink - Step 3

Step 2.

Cut a brown paper bag to the size of your glass pan or cookie sheet. Place it inside the glass pan or cookie sheet. Place your designs on the brown paper.

Step 3.

Place Shrinky Dinks in a preheated 325° oven. Turn on the oven light and watch as they shrink. Bake for 1-3 minutes. Note: The designs will curl and move, but don’t worry, they will fall back to their original shape. Remove from oven and let cool.

Shrinky Dink - Step 4

Step 4.

Thread your charms onto a chain necklace or cord.

14 Classics to Share with Your Kids on Netflix

For your big kids:

Saved by the Bell

 

The Babysitters Club

 

Family Ties

 

Jem and the Holograms

nancy drew

 

spiderman

 

transformers

1. Saved by the Bell
2. The Baby-Sitters Club
3. Family Ties
4. Jem and the Holograms
5. The Hardy Boys Nancy Drew Mysteries
6. Spiderman and His Amazing Friends
7. Transformers

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And your little ones:

The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh

 

Care bares

 

Smurfs and the Magic Flute

 

strawberry

curious

 

sesamestreet

 

Dumbo

1. The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
2. The Care Bears Movie
3. The Smurfs and the Magic Flute
4. Strawberry Shortcake
5. Curious George
6. Sesame Street
7. Dumbo

Filed Under: crafts Tagged With: crafts, Netfilx, Shrinky Dinks, tv

Think Green Give Digital

December 14, 2010 by Momstart 1 Comment

Today’s Green Tip By Summer:

If you’re thinking about giving a movie or music then you might want to rethink your method. Their data is stored on plastic CDs and DVDs which do not yet classify as recyclable. With these mediums you have the case, disc, included papers and ads as well as the playing device.

For digital music try a Zune; you still need a player like you do for a CD but you have less since all the music is an MP3 format. The membership for a Zune pass is $15 per month or give a year for $150 (that’s two months free!). You can play music on your computer or you simply use a Zune or Windows Phone 7 of your choice then your receiver can download the music of their choice AND they also get to keep 10 songs per month in addition to just “borrowing” music. You can also get an iPod and use iTunes.

For movies you can stream Netflix on your computer, mobile device or video game console – Xbox 360, PS3, and Wii. Your receiver may have one or more of these devices already; this also saves the paper and plastic of all case materials. For $8 per month you can give streaming movies and for $10 per month you can give steaming plus one rented DVD out at-a-time with exchanging as often as desired via prepaid envelope from the USPS. Streaming and renting DVDs cuts down on physical waist, though streaming alone offers the most environmental solutions as there is no gas and emissions used to deliver the DVD mail as well as less DVDs required for purchase by the rental company. Streaming has the bonuses of immediate viewing and no broken discs too.

kinectMany large companies like Disney Warner Brothers and Amazon have digital copies of movies that you can buy on-line. Oh and Microsoft sent me some information telling me that you can get movies from Zune over the Kinect. Since its launch on November 4, Kinect has been one of the hottest products on the market with over 1 million devices sold in the first ten days alone.

· The magic of Kinect is that it’s instantly fun and promises so much more, from fitness, sports and dance, to controller-free music and movies from Zune, live sports from ESPN, and connecting with family and friends through Video Kinect.

· Recognized by respected parenting and industry organizations including the National Parenting Publications Awards and Popular Science’s “Best of What’s New Grand Award,” Kinect gets the entire family off the couch (no additional controllers/gadgets/gizmos required) for less than the cost of 4 tickets to the Nutcracker.

Moreover, Xbox 360 continues to deliver the best blockbuster game experiences with six games on the Top 10 bestselling games list for October, including “Halo: Reach” and “Fable III,” which are exclusive to Xbox 360. More and more games are also available over download.

 

About Summer:

Summer is the President of our Local MOMS Club chapter, she is the mother of two adorable active boys, and is always thinking of ways to help others. She is a friend, a wife, and always busy as all mommies are. She is very active on Facebook, addicted to Geocaching and very interested in organic and green living.

Filed Under: green Tagged With: amazon, digital blu-ray, digital copies, Disney, Kinect, MP3, Netfilx, Netflix, Warner Brothers, Zune

What do Microsoft, Netflix, and Moms have in common?

May 20, 2009 by MomStart 2 Comments

 

The desire to make lives easier on moms of course.

Netflix Tile in WMC UI Every mom is always looking for ways to make life easier. Well, Microsoft (yes the big bad wolf is not bad at all, sorry, I LOVE MICROSOFT, my husband works at Microsoft and he still has a job so yes I really do love Microsoft and this post has not been sponsored by them in any way. I just wanted to share this wonderful information.)

Sorry for my little rant there.

Microsoft has teamed up with Netflix and created live streaming video at your fingertips (it’s really fast). Do you have Microsoft Windows Vista? If you do then you already have Windows Media Center if you don’t, then you should enter my contest.

By loading Windows Media Center you can have access to internet TV, all of your movies can be stored on your computer and you can play them with Windows Media Center. Now with the addition of Netflix, you have even more options.

 

 

Available today are more than 12,000 movies and TV episodes that can be watched instantly on any PC with Windows Media Center, which is included with Windows Vista Home Premium or Ultimate, and you’ll be able to search the entire Netflix library, manage your instant and DVD Queues and even filter searches by titles that are available to watch instantly. 

To get started, simply click on the green button under the Start menu, and select the new Netflix tile under TV+Movies. There is even a free two week trial. Easy Peasy!

With the availability of Netflix in Windows Media Center, they are building on their broader vision to alleviate the need to jump from Web site to Web site to find the TV shows, movies, sports and news that you want to watch. With Windows Media Center, you can now find it in one place – with a consistent experience. You have all the options of stop, skip, fast forward, re-wind. If you have a touch screen computer you can scroll with your hands. Pretty cool.

Here is some random guy’s opinion on the topic.

 

“We’re continuing to work with the top content providers today to make watching TV on the PC a mainstream experience for the future,” said Craig Eisler corporate vice president of entertainment client software for the TV, Video and Music Business Group at Microsoft. “Consumers understand that content is the driving force when it comes to experiences, and with Netflix, we’re underscoring our broader commitment to deliver a rich experience with Windows Media Center.”

More of My Thoughts

I love the idea. We are already sold on the idea of Windows Media Center so adding on movies and TV access without having to go to the web browser is extremely appealing. So I’m probably going to be trying out the free trial. I was told that it’s only 8.99 a month for full access which is a whole lot cheaper than going to the movies or to Blockbuster every night. Saves us from having to go rent a movie and return it. We don’t even have to go to our mail box for the movie mail programs. It’s all at our fingertips.

Filed Under: announcements Tagged With: Internet TV, Media Center, Microsoft, Netfilx

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