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Thursday, September 20, 2012

First Sleepover


It's tradition in our home to have whatever you want for your birthday dinner. 3 years in a row Josiah has chosen Lucky Charms. This year was a real treat….chocolate Lucky Charms. YUM

I always throw birthday parities for Josiah. Big ones. Too big.

I wanted to do something smaller this year. My solution: A sleepover.

I know. Crazy, right?

I have to say….it was so much fun!


5 boys; ages 5 to 3. One little lady. 17 hours of party. Chaos. Popcorn. Pizza. Treats.



Park Playtime (best idea ever).


 The Birthday boy was dying of excitement the entire night.







They all ended up shirtless, why does this always happen at my house.
Yes…even Ella got in on that action (cool your jets girl).


James brought home a parachute and set it up in the playroom. Instant fort.
They all fell asleep by 10:15pm. I was pretty impressed.


The morning after. Looking a bit more docile.
The funniest part of the party was that they were dying to change their clothes together. They were so excited to get in the pajamas, and then more excited to get into their clothes the next morning.


And I finally had a reason to make these birthday cake pancakes. To.Die.For.

It was so much fun.
And I loved being able to be the "cool parents".
Who am I kidding…James is always a cool parent.

7 comments:

Jennifer said...

How fun!! What a great birthday!

Mycharmingcolors said...

Boys are so funny! Love the pictures and it looks like he had a fantastic birthday :-)

Anonymous said...

Aww I love that he wants lucky charms for his birthday dinner. I can't wait until my boys are old enough for sleepovers. Cool parents for sure!

Sean and Rachel said...

Love it! You guys did a great job it looks like. Jo was for sure the most spoiled boy :-)

Shannon said...

Seriously, so fun!! You ARE the cool parents. :)

Rachel said...

Aww, that looks like fun! And letting the kids pick out their own birthday dinners sounds like a fun tradition to have! It's great that all of the boys were able to spend the whole night without waking up and wanting to go home...sometimes when they're that young, sleepovers can be a gamble!

The Millers said...

WOW! If this is your idea of going small... I can't even imagine what you did for his other parties! Ps your picture over on the left.. to die for! I love it!

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