After avoiding them for 4 years we caved. Turning 5 is a milestone that should be celebrated in a big way. And who wouldn't want to share this with their twin brother and 10 friends (and their respective entourages aka parents).
Yesterday we celebrated turning 5 with a birthday party at a train museum that is just up the road called Platform 1.
Yesterday we celebrated turning 5 with a birthday party at a train museum that is just up the road called Platform 1.
The party took place in an old train carriage.
:~: They played pass-the-parcel
:~: They had rides on the train, a little bit of rain wasn't going to stop them.
:~: They found the treasure and went on a hunt to find the right key to open the treasure which was train shaped chocolates
:~: They ran around the train museum
:~: They feed some farm animals
:~: They ate food
:~: They cut birthday cakes
Everyone had a blast and the boys just couldn't wait to get home and play with all their gifts.
Ewan paid the bill and we both felt it was money well spent as we walked into our clean, undestroyed house.
Mum and I putting together endless boxes of Lego
4 comments:
you've been hoarding these posts - i was just here yesterday i think and there was nothing!
Yes, you found me out. I just haven't had the time to transfer photo's from Camera to PC to USB to Laptop. Last night I caught up on everything.
Thanks for using my photos. I can afford birthday cakes. But I'm not making ones like those. I'm too lazy and tired...Or is it tired and lazy?
Aww I love it. I miss those boys. And you. And everyone. I wanna come back.
-caitlin
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