Wouldn't' it be dandy
if the world was made of candy?
and everyone you meet
would just be nice and sweet?
I'd live in this world
with my teddy and doll,
and my good friend the dentist
will take care of us all.
♡
Featured: we are celebrating
the holiday of Purim today.
This holiday is rich in tradition
and one of the most important customs
is to give and receive a lot of candy.
We made these candy containers out of disposable cups.
91 comments:
What could really happen if every weapon was a candy? Important custom indeed and a occasion to ponder the question of love and the manifestation of love in this world full of hate.
Thanks for leaving this lovely message Amalia!
How cute... and the little poem is lovely :D Truth and faith are in children words, and we should always take care and listen to that little child inner voice, Inside us...
In stitches,
Nadine
Lovely post and great poem. Have a good day Diane
What a sweet poem and the candy cups are adorable. What a clever idea.
Another cute poem, and those candy cups are the sweetest idea. I bet children love this festival!
I loved the glasses adorned like little clowns !!!
Very cute!!
Surely the children were delighted
Wouldn't that be wonderful?! Amalia, your creativity delights us! Thank you for being a bright spot in this world! LOVE those little candy deliverers! blessings ~ tanna
Happy Purim Amalia! The candy cups are just adorable! I love them!
They are adorable and so is your model:)
Happy Purim, its is a celebration I have not come across before so have had to look it up. That is one of the wonderful things about blogging you do learn so much.
Blessings as you celebrate Purim. I had to grin over the line “our friend the dentist.” Yes, I do love candy and sweet people.
Such cute candy containers! I know they will bring happiness as you celebrate Purim!
Very cute candy containers. Happy Purim. xx
really, really cute! Happy Purim! xo
Happy Purim! Those are adorable! xoxo Su
I'd love a world made of candy! :-) Fun stuff -- thanks.
Hello to someone who is as sweet as candy! I didn't realize that about Purim, but what a darling way you found to share those goodies.
Dear Amalia, I've never heard of Purim, I hope you're having a very happy day. Your candy cups are adorable :-)
Sweet poem and pretty candy cups!Beautiful religious tradition.Hugs!
Those are adorable Amalia!
Tania
Do we say Happy Purim? or Blessed Purim? Whatever is the right way, I wish it for you and your loved ones. Giving candy is a fine holiday tradition. Cute clownies.
Cute candy cups! Enjoy your celebration!
I hadn’t heard of Purim before, thank goodness for Wikipedia!
Love the clowns, and candies, not so much the talk of dentists!
Happy Celebratons!
Hugs,
Barbara xx
Does one say Happy Purim? It looks happy -- I love your candy cups and poem!
Blessing to you and your's on Purim, Amalia! Such a sweet post and a sweet child. The dental reference made it come into focus. ♥
Very sweet! That is my kind of holiday!
Such a neat way to celebrate this holiday, I did a bible study on Esther, amazing way God worked through her.
I love this little creation you came up with for the cup, so fun and cute! That would be a wonderful land to live in wouldn't it!
Adorable! Sweet way to celebrate :) ps... we are working from our end to find a reason you are not able to comment on my blog. Hopefully we can figure it out soon.
You always have such a good party at your place! So sweet - haha!
Happy weekend.
Wren x
How cute, Amalia! Enjoy your special holiday! xo Karen
How SWEET! I hope you enjoyed the celebration.
Jane
I have always admired Queen Esther and her story. Sweets for Purim are a lovely way to celebrate. Such a cute poem and cute little person in your photos.
Funny idee -have a nice weekend,Joan
Olá, muita criatividade nos lindos doces, são chamativos a saborear, a começarão do feriado, foi certamente maravilhoso.
Feliz fim de semana,
AG
Happy Purim! (sorry I'm late). The story of Queen Esther has always been my favorite. Love the poem and the treats are cute :)
I have always loved that story :) and of course you bring it to life here in a new way :)
What a great idea!! Never heard of that holiday, but sounds like lots of fun!
And your poem is so funny!
Love your candy poem...
Fun candy cups. I too, have not heard of this holiday, but the most important of tradition of giving and receiving candy sounds like an excellent idea; how fun.
What a great idea! These candy containers are very pretty. :-) I love the sweet, fun poem! :-)
Happy week to you, dear Amalia! Hugs!
Happy Day my friend. Your poem was lovely, but I do not want to have the dentist stay. No, I say, I'd rather he go away.
xx oo
What a delicious tradition! And, a fun way to say adios to February!
dear Amaelia,
What a fun custom and I loved seeing your lovely photos.
Happy new week
hugs
Carolyn
What adorable little cups and wonderful poem Amalia.
Hugs Diane
Definitely Happy Purim! It is a bit like Halloween but without the scary bits and with a nice biblical story :-)
It is very much a child oriented holiday and a lot of fun.
Happy Funny Purim, if you're a purist :-)
I do like a resourceful woman :-)
Even if the dentist goes away
you know he'll be back another day
Oh dear this is so SWEET and ADORABLE!!!
dream of cute little heart , a world made of candy ,such a lovely thought :)
These candy cups are TOO cute, Amalia, and your poem is very sweet!
Have a wonderful week, my friend!
xo
Poppy
Cute candy cups and great poem!
You always have the cutest craft ideas. Indeed, if only the whole wide world could be so sweet, what a treat it would be. :)
Oh Purim - totally forgotten about i, Amalia:) The suspenders are you genious idea - love it, am sure your nephews and niece(s?) love the candy too! A happy Purim to you and thank you for sharing it with All Seasons! Have a great feast this week!
Hello, Amalia! Your poem is so cute. Nice thoughts and what a great holiday. Everyone loves candy! Have a happy day and week ahead.
What a cute way to celebrate the holiday!
I am not a big fan of clowns as they kind of give me the creeps, but this little one is quiet happy. kind of cute! Happy celebrations.
What a darling and happy celebration. Thank you for sharing the joy of life! Your poem is so delightful!
Jemma
Such lovely clowns. What a nice idea!
Have a nice week,
Christine
Such a sweet Candy Container - and the poem!
Wishing you a joyous Purim feast!
Your candy containers are soooo cute! I also like the joy of your poem.
What a sweet poem. I'm intrigued by the heart-shaped candy.
They are so cute, and the poem is so sweet..
...sweet candy clowns! Thanks for stopping by my blog.
Happy Purim!
Those cups for candy are so lovely, Amalia<3
His smile is cute, too!!
akiko
www.akikohiramatsu.com
Oh how cute those are. Thanks for sharing those.
The heart-shaped ones are a savory treat that is a great favorite with kids here, a peanut butter-flavored snack. I think the heart shaped ones were a special edition for Valentine's Day but they worked for me :-)
Very clever. I am going to remember this for the next time we have kids over to our house!
Maybe people are all sweet and lovely...just pretending not to be!
How cute!
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Very nice post, I love sweets. xoxo
rsrs com certeza, nosso amigo dentista teria que viver nesse mundo rsrsrs. Adorei as palavras.
E o potinho, muito gracioso, adorei!
É muito bom receber alguns docinhos assim. Amo doces!!!
Abraços e feliz dia.
Every attempt to make the world sweeter is a good one.
I think my friend the dentist might have a few choice words for me, lol. But YES I would like to live in a world made of candy. Such cute containers, would be quite nice for Easter.
Dearest Amalia, this poem is wonderful... I love the light words. The fun and contagious soulfulness. And the paperwork is beautiful. It remember me to our German Pumuckl. Do you know Pumuckl?
I wish you a very good day!
Did you also get dressed up for Purim? I too which that everyone I met
would just be nice and sweet!
Amalia, what a sweet poem. It would be so nice if everyone was sweet!
Lovely photographs
Wishing you happy days ...
All the best Jan
So cute!! thanks so much for stopping by!!
Hugs,Debbie
Another amazing, sweet poem! Beautiful buckets too :) Have a lovely weekend
I did put on a tiara for a little while :-)
Pumuckl? No! But I am now intrigued.
A lovely make to do with the littlies Amalia. I hope you enjoyed Purim. xx
These little cups are so sweet, and your poem is just lovely.
Never knew.....Happy Purim! Thanks for sharing at Vintage Charm. xo Kathleen
Lindas tazas de dulces y gran poema! son realmente encantador
Love the clown theme candy!! Great way to celebrate.
Hi, sweet Amalia! I so enjoyed catching up on your posts. Your previous post is simply lovely with the beautiful images, and oh, how cute are these clowns! I love them :)
Hugs to you, friend!
The candy container is cute, Amalia. What a sweet poem. I smiled when I read "my good friend the dentist" as I just had dental work done, and he did take care of me. : )
~Sheri
What a cute candy container filled to the brim with sweet treats. And I loved your poem, especially the good dentist line. Haha.
I googled to see what culture.
Jewish tradition, one I'm down with. Free candy? Please.
Those adorable circus clown candy cups? A-fricken-dorable!!
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