The grand entrance.
One of the goals for this party was to load up every one else's kids on as much junk as possible. I think that goal was well accomplished.
Brad bought me this cotton candy maker while were dating, because I love cotton candy. It was messy and only makes one serving at a time, but it got the job done, so it was worth it.
Besides, candy, popcorn, cotton candy, and chips, we had hot dogs and home-made funnel cakes too. (Hint: make sure your oil is super hot, or the batter will clump together)
And for games.....................
We had a couple of ball toss games:
My Dad made another ball toss game out of a piece of plywood that has holes in it, but I didn't get a picture of that one.
Climbing tunnel:
Roller coaster:
Apparently, it's really fun to stand on and go down backwards, because that's what all the kids were doing.
Moon bounce: (Thanks Jodi, for letting us borrow your moon bounce!)
Another climbing tent tunnel:
Grab a floating animal game:
The idea was to pick an animal, and then get a lollipop that matched it's color, but Madison decided to use the lollipops for another game.
I would say that this is Kamdyn's boyfriend, except that he's a busy, mobile toddler and is way to on-the-go for Miss Kamdyn right now. That, and the fact that they are only 2 and really can't have a boyfriend. But I'm sure he'll wake up one day and be smitten. (Wanna' be in-laws, John and Anna?)

This fish game was a huge hit:
A couple of days before the party, we bought a bunch of feeder goldfish. But they apparently only have a couple day life expectancy, because they kept ending up belly-up. My mother-in-law saved the day and brought a bag of fish. The kids ended up being way more interested in the fish than the game.
And of course, presents:
A roller coaster cake:
Popsicles:
Goody bags:
Whenever I do goody bags, I forget to give them out, and I end up chasing people down to give them or giving them to my kids. To relieve myself of having to remember to give them out, I laid them out on the driveway, girl bags on one side, boy bags on the other and marked the sides with sidewalk chalk. Worked like a charm.
And for all of you Photobucket users out there, I have a quick question. Can you really not make a collage with their new setup, or am I missing something? I wanted to use collages for a lot of these pictures, but I couldn't find it. If you can't make them anymore, I only have one thing to say about that,
Talk to the hand, Photobucket!
Haha. That's my mother-in-law. She apparently did not want her picture taken.

































Looks like a blast!! Happy birthday to both kids.
ReplyDeleteP.S. I do believe Sean may have to have this kind of party this year :) Looks super fun & relatively easy.
It was so much fun to do. I love planning parties. This was a fun one.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great job you did putting that together. So cute and such good ideas. I love the roller coaster cake (and the roller coaster too!)
ReplyDeleteLove it!! What great ideas your girls look like they had a blast!
ReplyDeleteLooks SO fun! Now I want to go plan a party!
ReplyDeleteWow that looked awesome!! My kids would have went nuts over the fish game! Looked like it was a ton of fun!
ReplyDeleteThe party looks like it was a complete success . . . and a whole lot of fun! I use photo bucket, but I haven't switched over to the new platform. What a pain if you cannot make collages any more.
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday Kamdyn and Madison! I'm so impressed with their party. Can we come next year?:)
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone. They had SO much fun. I wish you all could come next year : )
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great party!!! Happy Birthday Kamdyn and Madison!!! :)
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