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| FIVE! |
Sometimes parties can get out of hand.
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| Mystery guest #1 |
This birthday party was no exception. There was pizza. There were princess crowns.
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| This guy crashed the party. |
There was a cake. And, it wasn't just any cake. It was a CASTLE cake, complete with turrets.
I think it's the 8th wonder of the world, thanks to Mr. G.
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| The best cake any of my kids has ever received. Ever. |
Here's a quiz:
Q: What do you get when you invite 3 traditional Catholic girls and their families to a princess party?
A: 25 kids and 13 various "adults" as you can see by the photos.
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| Mystery Guest #2 |
Sometimes 5 year olds get really great gifts that can be shared, or stolen, by their parents:
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| I'll take that, thank you. |
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| Mystery Guest #3 |
And, of course, this photo montage would not be complete without the obligatory group shot.
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| Happy Birthday! Can I have some castle cake? |
Hey, I think I recognize a couple of my daughters in that last photo, but it's kinda hard to tell them apart sometimes. ;-)
ReplyDeleteHad a wonderful time. Thanks for the invite.
MC, I'm actually still at your house; you just can't find me at the moment.
ReplyDeleteUm... birthday? The rest lost me.
ReplyDeleteSee, Lady M, we do things a little different down here. That and my blog is a strange mixture of my photos, love for the mass and idiocy. You thought you knew me, right? :)
ReplyDeleteWow. I bet the party was a lot more fun after "Mr. Frojoe" crashed it. Also, regarding that last photo, I didn't realize that it was a quasi-Halloween party, too. You should not have given such scary masks to all the children. It probably scarred them for life...
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