Bunnicula

What’s making the veggies in the Monroe family fridge turn white?! Harold the dog and Chester the cat have their suspicions, but surely it couldn't be that cute little bunny … right? Bunny … Dracula … Bunnicula?! What do you think? Told from the point of view of Harold and Chester. A spooky mystery for ages 5+

Hartford read the book Bunnicula when he was in grade school and told me and Emily about it. It has became one of our favorites as well. When Synchronicity announced that they were putting on a Bunnicula play, Emily and I couldn't resist. Normally, the plays are held at the 7th Avenue Playhouse but this time around they held it at the Alliance Theater at Woodruff Arts Center which happens to be located in downtown Atlanta beside the High Museum. Going downtown by myself is not one of my favorite things to do. But it was a good day to go. Traffic was light and the TomTom was working wonderfully.

After the play was over, Emily and I ate lunch at Costco and went window shopping at Target. I think our girls day out was successful.

Emily made bunny ears before we left. Some of the other kids were wearing store bought bunny ears. Emily's ears were prettier. The play web-site stated that there would be a surprise for kids that wore bunny ears. There was a surprise alright, the surprise was that there wasn't a surprise.