My baby girl turned 4! So weird and crazy that so time goes so quickly. Chad and I often just sit and stare at our computer screen saver and watch her and the boys grow up over and over. It is bitter sweet. So, with this being our last year at Village Green we decided that we just couldn't pass up the opportunity for Aimee to have a birthday party with the kids that make life so great for her here. Since her birthday falls over the Christmas break there were several of her friends that were out of town. That turned out to be a good thing. It would have been hard to narrow down the friend pool since there are so many little kids here, and just inviting those that stayed like us was just right. There were her and Porter, and about eight other kids, all in her Sunbeam class.
We went old school with this party, mostly because I don't do all of the cutesy details that I don't think my four year old would care about anyway. We had Pizza and juice, then played a balloon relay race (with was just a tad over many of their heads). Then we played musical chairs, duck-duck-goose, and freeze tag.
We ended with heavy-heavy-hang-over, presents, cake(the part that I had more fun with than the kids) and ice cream. I think everyone had a good time. The only problem that came of the whole thing is that Porter keeps asking when his birthday party is.
We went old school with this party, mostly because I don't do all of the cutesy details that I don't think my four year old would care about anyway. We had Pizza and juice, then played a balloon relay race (with was just a tad over many of their heads). Then we played musical chairs, duck-duck-goose, and freeze tag.
We ended with heavy-heavy-hang-over, presents, cake(the part that I had more fun with than the kids) and ice cream. I think everyone had a good time. The only problem that came of the whole thing is that Porter keeps asking when his birthday party is. 
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