Spring break 2026 pt.3

On day 3:

We stayed inside for the majority of the day and then made our way to our dinner spot.

We had dinner at the hangout.

Last year we fell in love with the place. The atmosphere was lively, so much fun, family friendly, and welcoming. Every hour they did a show where they would have all birthday guests stand on the table and dance. They would recognize all/any first responders in the room by having them stand. And they would also pick and chose dads out of the crowd to lip sync different 80s, 90s, and 2000s hits…

This year was a disappointment…

They took some things off their menu that we were looking forward to getting and although they still do the birthday part of their show, it was more centered around a kids trivia night than anything else (not considered a show in my opinion) and Our service was not the greatest unfortunately however the food selections we picked for our meals were good.

After dinner we went to a few shops. My sister and I found some Sonny angels in a toy shop along with a small selection of jellycats!🥹

I only have the strawberry, small bunny holding a flower, the sunshine pouch, and the coffee cup keychain… so i decided to add another to my collection!

I got the pink bunny and named her strawberry!🥹🍓

The following day we ended our trip by going back to Boulineau’s and got biscuitville while passing through NC! I got 2 Jesus shirts (a wonder bread and Dunkin’ Donuts one)

After we arrived home we met some family that were in town for dinner at a local restaurant :)

#springbreak #jellycats #sonnyangels #myrtlebeach #boulineaus

3/29 Edited to

... Read moreOMG, you guys, I'm still buzzing from my Spring Break trip, and not just because of the beach views! While our dinner at The Hangout had a few bumps this year (seriously, where did the exciting shows go?!), the absolute highlight for me was a totally unexpected find that made my collector heart sing: Sonny Angels! If you're new to the world of cute collectibles, let me introduce you to Sonny Angels. These are adorable, tiny 'naked babies' (though they're often wearing super cute animal hats or holding tiny objects) that come in blind boxes. That's right – you never know which one you're going to get, and that's half the fun! Each series has a different theme, like animals, fruits, flowers, and even special holiday editions. They're designed to bring you happiness and are often called 'your little guardian angel.' I've seen them described as 'collectible figures' and that's exactly what they are – little pieces of joy! I first stumbled upon Sonny Angels a while back and was instantly hooked. There's something so exciting about the anticipation of opening a blind box and discovering which little friend you'll add to your display. It's not just about the cute factor; it's also about the community! There are so many fellow collectors out there, sharing their finds and trading duplicates. It's a really wholesome and fun hobby. Finding them can sometimes be a treasure hunt in itself! While online stores are always an option, there's nothing quite like walking into a toy shop and seeing a display of them. That's exactly what happened to my sister and me on our last night in Myrtle Beach. We were just browsing after dinner, and there they were! Along with a small selection of Jellycats – another one of my weaknesses, those super soft plush bunny toys and other adorable critters! It was an absolute dream come true. My current collection isn't huge yet, but it's growing! Before this trip, I had the strawberry, a small bunny holding a flower, the sunshine pouch, and the coffee cup keychain. And now, I've welcomed the most adorable pink bunny Sonny Angel into the family! I instantly named her Strawberry, not just because of her color but also to honor my very first Sonny Angel. She's just too precious! You can imagine my excitement – it was probably more exciting than finding any souvenir! For anyone looking to start their own Sonny Angel collection, my biggest tip is to keep an eye out in local toy stores or specialty gift shops wherever you travel. You never know where you might find them! Sometimes I even check out small boutiques. And when you do find one, take a moment to savor the blind box experience. It's all part of the charm! Displaying them is also super fun – mine sit on a little shelf, bringing a smile to my face every day. Our Spring Break trip was fantastic overall, even with the small hiccup at The Hangout. But honestly, finding that pink bunny Sonny Angel in the toy shop was truly one of the most memorable moments. It just goes to show, sometimes the best parts of a trip are the unexpected little discoveries. And of course, ending our journey with a stop at Biscuitville in NC for those amazing biscuits was the perfect send-off! What are your favorite Sonny Angel finds or collecting tips?