• Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Pinterest
  • Twitter
  • YouTube

Tools2Tiaras

Take The Wave In Your Gown

  • Home
  • Gift Guide
    • Holiday Gift Guides
    • Shopping
      • Luxury
  • Beauty & Fashion
    • Beauty
    • Fashion
    • Over 40
    • Over 50
  • Family
    • Baby/Toddler
    • Teens
    • College Students
    • Wedding
    • Empty Nest
  • Food
    • Adult Cocktails
    • Baking
    • Entertaining
  • Home & Living
    • Business
    • Crafts & DIY
    • Entertainment
    • Fitness
    • Health
    • Living
    • Movies & TV
      • Movies
    • Outdoors
    • Pets
  • Travel
    • Spa
    • The Compass Girls Magazine
  • Men’s Lifestyle
    • Auto
    • Sports
    • Tech
    • Men’s DIY
    • Men’s Fashion

Talk Like A Pirate Day with Pirate’s Booty

September 18, 2015 Rachel Ferrucci Leave a Comment

AHOY MATEY! Come play for #talklikeapirateday

Pirate3

I love to travel, to see new places, experience new things, and most of all to getaway. I started traveling at a very young age with my family but I also went on my own adventures in my backyard. Today I still get to go on backyard adventures with my princes. We’ve gone to Frozen World, we’ve seen dogawagas, and I have been deemed a pirate. Since September 19th is Talk Like a Pirate Day, I thought it fitting to share the best way to be a pirate and to introduce you to Pirate’s Booty.

Pirate6

Imagination is the most important part of this game. We usually use the swing set and we count a specific number of swings before we arrive to our destination. Once there, I ask prince what he sees and I follow his lead. I sometimes throw in a waterfall or a giant flower (Prince said because I’m a girl). The hardest part is finding the treasure…..that’s what pirates do ….find treasure and talk funny. We also make up words such as the dogawaga. The greatest thing about imagination is you can do it anywhere. We had a few rainy days and prince wanted pirate time so we turned the living room into the ocean, jump on our boat, and with swords in our hands, we were off!

PirateI got to speak to Pirate Professor Billy Bones about how parents can use games or activities to encourage children to eat healthy. The Scurvy Professor explained how a lad needs healthy foods to keep their energy up while in the backyard playing. He also said how important it was for the lass to put down the electronics and get their imagination flowing.

Pirate2

Professor Billy Bones games us many ideas of including healthy foods in our pirate play. One of our favorites is:

VEGGIE VOLCANO: A tray of mini-veggies and Pirate’s Booty arranged in the shape of a volcanic isle with yer crews favorite dipping concoction hidden in a cup at the top to resemble a pool of hot lava.

Pirate4

Here’s a couple others that you can serve your pirate on Talk Like a Pirate Day

FRUITY VEGGIES: Serve abundant bowls of Tropical Fruit strewn with Fruit Leathers will harken back to the Days of Plunder when sailors had to eat their fruits and vegetables. Top with tasty Pirate’s Booty for a mix of sweet and salty.

Original Earl of Sandwiches Sandwich! The Earl was a real Sea Captain. Legend has it that, instead of eating a big meal in his Great Cabin below, he preferred to stay up on deck to eat while watching his crew and the weather. He ordered the normal courses of meat, salad and cheese to be combined into one, handheld item and the Sandwich was born! Kids may assemble their own Earl of Sandwich with Cheese and side of Pirate’s Booty, ham, tomato, etc., etc.

Lss

I also asked the professor for his favorite pirate joke. This one will surely make everyone laugh.

What’s a pirate’s favorite letter?
You’ll probably think R (Arrgh)
It’s P because it’s missing a leg!

IMG_3290We teamed up with Pirate’s Booty, a gluten-free baked rice and corn puff snack or a mac & cheese that will satisfy any pirate’s snack craving and the lass and this old sea dog will be doing some swashbuckling.

IMG_3288

Want to join in? Check these fun activities out and have your #piratebooty ready!
How to Eat Like a Pirate: (devised by David Engel) Buccaneers were ne’r known fer their proper table manners, indeed they were quite messy. So with yer parental captains allowance, we can let loose the ravenous, pirate within (just this once and never when grandma’s house!). Arrange the marauding kids into a circle mosh pit, this defines a huge imaginary pizza crust. Kids take turns (cuz pirates ALWAYS take turns!) stating their favorite pirate pizza ingredient and everyone “tosses” in that item onto the “crust”; it can be smelly squid, or ice cream or Pirate’s Booty Aged White Cheddar! Next the entire crew gets upon their hands and knees and on a whistle they “eat” their way towards the center of the Pirate Pizza, sitting back when full, wiping their hands on their sleeves and making a big, buccaneer burp! Now yer eatin’ like a true pirate!

Pass the Squid: A silly sea-faring version of “Hot Potato” using marine life plush toys. (squid, fish, shark, etc.)

Need more ideas to go Swashbucklin?

http://www.piratebrands.com/

IMG_3289

How will you play on Talk Like A Pirate Day??

Related Posts Plugin for WordPress, Blogger...

Food healthy snacks, pirate's booty, talk like a pirate day

About Rachel Ferrucci

Lifestyle writer, blogger, and social media influencer, specializing in travel, beauty, food, fashion, and family. As an empty nester I'm finding adventure around every corner to live life like it's my last day. Don't be surprised to find me in stilettos waving a light saber while playing with my grandchildren! Rachel Ferrucci

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Instagram

rachelferrucci


Why did no one warn us that menopause would turn o
Why did no one warn us that menopause would turn our bodies into a crime scene… Dryness. Pain. Sneezing roulette. UTIs showing up uninvited. And doctors smiling politely and saying, “That’s just aging.” Cool. Love that for us.

Say Hello to Silky Peach Cream 🍑 A bioidentical estriol cream that works locally to rebuild thinning tissue, restore moisture, and bring back comfort where it actually matters. Not a Band-Aid. Not a $350 prescription. Not a lube that disappears by lunchtime.

Estriol is the gentlest form of estrogen our bodies naturally make, and Silky Peach Cream puts it back exactly where menopause took it away. Over time, tissue rebuilds, moisture returns, and suddenly intimacy doesn’t feel like sandpaper and regret.

Two pumps nightly. Then maintenance. Because it took years to get this dry… it’s okay if it takes a little time to feel normal again.

I’m done whispering about menopause. I got my life back.  And my peach is happy again!

@parlorgamesfun 

#ParlorGamesPartner #menopause ##over50women  #over50 over50andfabulous


So pretty at first but totally over it! #newenglan
So pretty at first but totally over it! #newengland


I didn’t expect this to be the hardest part of get
I didn’t expect this to be the hardest part of getting older.

If sex hurts. If you avoid intimacy. If you dread wiping.

It’s not “just dryness.” It’s estrogen loss. And yes, it’s fixable.

Menopause doesn’t ease in quietly. It shows up hot, uncomfortable, and disruptive. And for way too long, women are told to whisper about it or accept it as “just aging.” I’m done with that.

Silky Peach Cream helped restore moisture, rebuild thinning tissue, and bring back comfort where menopause took it away. Not a quick fix. Not a Band-Aid. Just real, gradual relief that made me feel like myself again.

Two pumps. Some patience. And a lot less suffering.

Stop whispering about menopause. You deserve relief. You deserve joy. Your peach deserves to be happy again.

Get the details and try it for yourself at the link in my bio.

@parlorgamesfun #ParlorGamesPartner


In paid partnership with #NoPainPact and with the
In paid partnership with #NoPainPact and with the support of #VoicesforNonOpioidChoices. 

When I found out I needed surgery, my 1st thought wasn’t the procedure. It was the fear of being handed opioids again with no real choice. After my last surgery, opioids were the only option I had, my insurance didn’t cover the non-opioid alternatives I specifically asked for. That showed me how quickly exposure can happen. Many people don’t realize that about 1 in 10 patients who receive opioids after surgery will struggle with long-term use. That’s nearly 4 million people per year. It’s no secret that opioids can lead to addiction, & we should be much louder about the fact that there are non opioid options that can be used during surgery to manage pain afterwards. 
Medicare already recognizes this & separately reimburses for FDA-approved non-opioid pain treatments, proving these options are real & available. Yet insurance barriers often make them difficult or impossible to access. Instead of making decisions about my recovery with my doctor, insurance policy made them for me. As I prepare for my next surgery, I want access to every option that reduces my exposure. I know how easily things can escalate. I’ve seen opioid use continue far longer than intended. It can tear apart families before anyone realizes what’s happening. What starts as short-term pain management after surgery becomes something no one ever expected, simply because safer options were never offered. It’s frustrating that some major insurers still haven’t expanded coverage the way Medicare has. #UnitedHealthcare is one of the companies whose restrictions make it harder to access FDA-approved non-opioid surgical pain options. Because of their size, these decisions affect millions. Surgery shouldn’t be a gateway to opioid addiction. Medicare covers these options. UnitedHealthcare & others need to do the same so patients aren’t pushed toward opioids by outdated policies. Patients & families deserve better. 

Tag @UnitedHealthcare so they hear why this matters #NonOpioidsNow #AccessMattersUHC #PatientsOverProfits #OpioidCrisis #RethinkPainRelief #UnitedHealthGroup #healthinsurancefail



Follow on Instagram


© Copyright 2025 Tools 2 Tiaras · All Rights Reserved · · All Logos & Trademark Belongs To Their Respective Owners·

  • Home
  • About Us
  • Contact/PR/Media
  • Privacy Policy
  • Cookie Policy
We use cookies on our website to give you the most relevant experience by remembering your preferences and repeat visits. By clicking “Accept”, you consent to the use of ALL the cookies.
.
SettingsAccept
Privacy & Cookies Policy

Privacy Overview

This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may affect your browsing experience.
Necessary
Always Enabled
Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information.
Non-necessary
Any cookies that may not be particularly necessary for the website to function and is used specifically to collect user personal data via analytics, ads, other embedded contents are termed as non-necessary cookies. It is mandatory to procure user consent prior to running these cookies on your website.
SAVE & ACCEPT