Review on 🦄 Piñata Donkey by Shane Loredo

I've spent a lot of time reading piñata reviews online (I know I have to pull myself together) and this one caught my attention because it had great online reviews and my size requirements, my looks and my socializing fulfilled my sister's bachelorette party. I needed it to be strong enough to hold a mix of candy, lottery tickets, fake diamond rings, and mini liquor bottles without breaking before we used it and falling off on the first hit. It looked better than the photo and was easy to fill. We used rope to hang it from a tree in my mom's yard and used a piñata bat I made and tied with ribbon to give it a festive look. The piñata effectively withstood a bunch of blindfolded adult women walking into town with this one. In fact, it held up so well that we both made multiple moves, and I began to worry that I'd gotten a mutated pinata with the ability to resist heroic feats or normal human punching power. We all thought it was pretty funny that we couldn't break it and at one point someone went nuts and pulled a hammer** which we used to beat the poor mutant donkey to death until it exploded your sweet game. and booze-filled goodness on my mother's front yard in front of all her nosy, anxious, slightly jealous neighbors. Don't worry, I made sure two kids weren't allowed to take bottles of liquor, although I may have looked the other way so they could get a discounted ticket or two. The piñata did a great job I think and it was a great way to end the bachelorette party. I like to think I'm throwing a pretty cool bridal shower. ** Mandatory Safety Notice: Children, do not attempt this at home or anywhere else unless under adult supervision. Adults, don't attempt this at home even if supervised because it's probably a bad idea, and no, tequila doesn't count as supervision.**