This is a picture from the side, so you can see his three dimensions. He's a snowman, he doesn't mind showing off his roundness.
And here's the living room with the curtains hanging up.
Showing posts with label white winter party. Show all posts
Showing posts with label white winter party. Show all posts
Monday, December 7, 2009
Updates
I have a few pictures to share. First, for our Quota Christmas party I decided to make rice krispy treats. I took a page out of Jenny's book and used a cookie cutter to make them more holiday appropriate. I found the last snowman cookie cutter when I was out shopping on black Friday. So here is Wally Jr. (named after the snowman marshmallow that Heather made for my 30th birthday, click here to see him).
This is a picture from the side, so you can see his three dimensions. He's a snowman, he doesn't mind showing off his roundness.
And here's the living room with the curtains hanging up.
This is a picture from the side, so you can see his three dimensions. He's a snowman, he doesn't mind showing off his roundness.
And here's the living room with the curtains hanging up.
Saturday, December 22, 2007
Saturday, the 15th
The Party
There were over thirty friends and family that braved the snow storm to come celebrate. The theme was White Winter Birthday Bash. Heather O. created Wally, seen here, the marshmallow snowman.
We had a white chocolate fountain which was delightful!
We also had white cheese, it was yummy!
Dave, Greg and I are enjoying a toast! I have white wine, of course!
Here is Bill, cutting the cheese. That joke got a lot of laughs.
There were also many, many cheesey pictures!
Rachael, Mike, and the birthday girl!
I'm taking a moment to ponder my twenties... not really. I'm just posing for the picture.
Sami and I get a good picture.
Jenny, John and I. All in white. What a happy family! Hey, we survived the cruise together, we're closer then family!
Sami, Heather O. and I. This was the third try. Sami took video of the singing and me blowing out the candles. I was trying to take this picture on the video setting... We were pretty giggly.
The cake, which did not burn down the house, was chocolate with butter cream frosting!
Perhaps the most memorable moment for everyone, was when there was a knock at the door. It was around 10pm, so I was excited that people were still showing up! When I threw open the door, there was Eddie.
In a very surprised state, I screamed, "OH MY GOD EDDIE!!!!" We haven't seen him since we lived in Savannah, five years ago! I was so surprised, I started laughing and crying. I had screamed so loud that it had echoed down the street. I am honestly surprised that the cops didn't show up!
This had to be the look on my face!
I had such a great time! It was so much fun to spend the evening with everyone! I even turned on the karaoke, and we sang, loudly and off key to "Sail Away". I will spare you the video. It did not turn out so well...
And that was the best party I've ever had!
There were over thirty friends and family that braved the snow storm to come celebrate. The theme was White Winter Birthday Bash. Heather O. created Wally, seen here, the marshmallow snowman.
We had a white chocolate fountain which was delightful!
We also had white cheese, it was yummy!
Dave, Greg and I are enjoying a toast! I have white wine, of course!
Here is Bill, cutting the cheese. That joke got a lot of laughs.
There were also many, many cheesey pictures!
Rachael, Mike, and the birthday girl!
I'm taking a moment to ponder my twenties... not really. I'm just posing for the picture.
Sami and I get a good picture.
Jenny, John and I. All in white. What a happy family! Hey, we survived the cruise together, we're closer then family!
Sami, Heather O. and I. This was the third try. Sami took video of the singing and me blowing out the candles. I was trying to take this picture on the video setting... We were pretty giggly.
The cake, which did not burn down the house, was chocolate with butter cream frosting!
Perhaps the most memorable moment for everyone, was when there was a knock at the door. It was around 10pm, so I was excited that people were still showing up! When I threw open the door, there was Eddie.
In a very surprised state, I screamed, "OH MY GOD EDDIE!!!!" We haven't seen him since we lived in Savannah, five years ago! I was so surprised, I started laughing and crying. I had screamed so loud that it had echoed down the street. I am honestly surprised that the cops didn't show up!
This had to be the look on my face!
I had such a great time! It was so much fun to spend the evening with everyone! I even turned on the karaoke, and we sang, loudly and off key to "Sail Away". I will spare you the video. It did not turn out so well...
And that was the best party I've ever had!
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