Quinten. What a little social bitterfly. He decided he wanted to have a party. A Friendship party. He wanted to make invitations. He wanted to dress up. We looked at the calander and picked a day and he invited all the boys in his class. 6 of them remembered to bring their invitation home and made it to our house all dressed up.
The boys had a great time. We made paper masks, we decorated cupcakes, they screamed and ran around and played really hard. We made popcorn and watched old episodes of Superman. The boys proceeded to play nicely with the wiggle cars and out side on the trampoline and with the bikes and climbing our cherry tree. One mom stayed and help me out BIG TIME. It was great to meet some of the kids from Quin's class and their parents. I feel like I can say hi to and wave at some people in the school now. Way to Go Quin.
The boys had a great time. We made paper masks, we decorated cupcakes, they screamed and ran around and played really hard. We made popcorn and watched old episodes of Superman. The boys proceeded to play nicely with the wiggle cars and out side on the trampoline and with the bikes and climbing our cherry tree. One mom stayed and help me out BIG TIME. It was great to meet some of the kids from Quin's class and their parents. I feel like I can say hi to and wave at some people in the school now. Way to Go Quin. 
2 comments:
Hey Bekah, I was here. That's awesome that you encourage your boys' creativity.. a mom that lets her boy throw a party just for fun, and does all the work that something like that involves, is awesome. Remember when we had birthday parties for our dolls?
Hey Rebekah! I keep coming back here to see if you've updated your blog... Perhaps you are spending all of your time trying to win a scrabble game? Ha, ha!! Anyway, I thought I'd let you know that I "stopped by" today to see if there was anything new. Take care Rebekah!
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