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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Op here. We have a fire pit in our backyard. We also have a large garage. Could potentially get a few space heaters for the garage. Maybe I could get a performer for the garage and hand out cupcakes to go.[/quote]

Do kids actually like performers?

I think the garage idea would be fine, I just wonder if that's actually something the kids would prefer doing over playground/bonfire/s'mores.[/quote]

My daughter is preschool aged. I think everyone is assuming she is in elementary aged.[/quote]

Ok. My question still stands: do you think your preschooler would actually want a performer versus a playground? I know where my two preschoolers stand on that issue, and it certainly isn't sitting in a garage watching a singer/magician/clown/etc.[/quote]

I do not want to be in the cold longer than I need to. [b]We, maybe I, do not want to go to the playground if it drops below 40s.[/b] This is why we have not been leaving the house for the past few days.

I would not want to sit in a garage listening to a performer. I do think my daughter and her friends would enjoy the performer. She loves live shows that are interactive.[/quote]

FFS suck it up!  This is literally an appalling reason for indoor socializing.   Borrow some long underwear and endure the terrible terrible cold for 60 whole entire minutes.  I would RSVP no to your party because we are going skiing.
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