
We were supposed to make things easier this year by hosting a combined birthday party for Sierra and Ally. HA! If you've been reading the last couple of posts, you've seen that we've done nothing but party for a week straight. The "official" party was on Sunday afternoon. It was a princess theme with all the bells and whistles. Grandpa and Grandma Cook were there, as were Uncle Chuck & Aunt Missy and Uncle Benjy, Aunt Susie and Annie.
The party started with a game of Princess Trivia. We were surprised at how well everyone knew their princess facts! Sierra enjoyed being the official judge of right and wrong answers. Then we had a treasure hunt. I had hidden jewels and foam tiaras all over the cabin. Annie won that game...but we think that Uncle Benjy may have been giving her an unfair advantage. Next it was on to a game of Kiss the Frog - think Pin the Tail on the Donkey, princess style. Finally, we had everyone decorate magic wands with glitter glue, plastic gems and shiny ribbons. Thanks to all the grown-ups who cooperated with our silly games. It was fun!!!
After the gifts, we sent the girls outside to play in a cool princess pool while we grilled the steaks and made the rest of the dinner. I had found this pool in a Shopko ad a few weeks before the birthday party and thought that it looked like fun. IT WAS! The aunts and uncles had to leave after the cake and ice-cream to get back to the valley for another work week. It was a great day - but maybe we'll just do two parties next year instead of three!

Ally and Sierra in front of their gift table. Do they look happy?!

Ally's favorite gift was a diaper bag kit for her babies. Silly girl!

Decorating magic wands....even the boys had to do it!

The princess pool - perfect for a hot summer day!

Grandpa Cook's defective party blower, roll-up thingy!
1 comment:
What a fun party! I bet your girls will love sharing parties for years to come - what great memories they'll make.
I love that you've picked out verses for both your girls. What a cool thing to do for them. It's probably not too late for us to do that with the boys right?
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