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Twilight, Travel, and Treats

Reflections of a Twihard on all things twilight, travel, and treats.

I love the Olympic Mascots. Ever since they were released over 2 years ago I've been seeing their merchandise for sale and working hard to resist. The most comprehensive collection is sold at The Bay and Zellers. They sell tons of things including pins.

Miga Mogul pin in honour of our First Gold Medal on Canadian soil


So where to get Olympic Mascot stuff for cheap?

Well, I've been going to McDonald's so often it's making me sick. But I am on a mission to collect all of the Olympic Mascot toys so it's worth the extra trips. So far this is our lineup

They connect up together


You've met Snowboarding Miga who wiggles when she's rolled


Quatchi & Miga in a bobsleigh that
moves up/down when rolled


Sumi alpine skiing wiggling when rolled


Sumi almost looks majestic


Miga figure skating twirls when rolled


Quatchi ski jumping moves up/down when rolled


Such a funny angle for the ski jump


Sumi playing ice sledge hockey moving
his stick when rolled


I'm missing the last two - Quatchi goalie and Quatchi luge. I think the goalie will be hard to find considering it's our national obsession. Won't hurt to keep looking...

Speaking of looking, I was staring at the McDonalds display I noticed something that I know won't end up as a toy.

Miga doing skeleton


For those of you summer sports people, Miga is doing skeleton which is like luge but face first.

Doubtful that McDonald's will make a toy where you can slam Miga's face straight into something but if they made it I would want to collect it too.

On a local note, I found the cheapest price so far for Olympic Mascot plush with red mittens.

Mukmuk wearing famous red Olympic mittens


Save-On Foods has them for $9.99 with your Save-On Card. Better than the $16 minimum I've seen everywhere else.

Okay, lastly, let's see what Mini-Edward got up to today.

More bobsledding practice


Miga teaches Mini-E how to figure skate


Next post, more Olympics touring and Opening Ceremonies.