After both boys' birthdays had past, we held a double birthday party for them. We only throw "friend parties" a few times for each kid (otherwise I would always be throwing a birthday party). It just happens that two of those times are in kindergarten and when they turn eight. So the boys each invited a few friends over and we had a fun filled afternoon. Thank heaven for my older girls, who basically ran the show. I put each girl in charge of a couple of games and they ran with it.
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| Nicki set up an obstacle course.... |
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| ...which included slinking through laser beams. |
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| The kids loved that. |
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| Alison played a ticking time bomb game. It was like hot potato. Whoever was caught with the dynamite when the bomb exploded (a timer app I downloaded) had to get out of the circle. |
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It was pretty intense by the time it got down to the last two. The kids liked that game so much they asked to play it again.
We did a spy Mad-lib, which had us all rolling on the floor laughing. |
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| Alison helped the kid all dress up in spy gear and disguises. Some of them were pretty awesome! This is Josh. |
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| And this little spy is Bronson. |
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| Here's a picture of a whole gang of spies! L-R: Dylan, Walker, Josh, Devin, Parker, Bronson, Addie, Joonie, Finleigh. |
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| Nicole had clues hidden all over the house for a treasure hunt. The clues were written in invisible ink, but each spy was given a special pen with a light that could decode the clues. The treasure at the end of the hunt was the birthday cake, which I guess I didn't take any pictures of. It was a bomb button. |
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| We ate treats and cake, then opened presents. Everyone took home spy hats, sunglasses, a spy pen, and a mustache. along with a spy Mad-Lib, magnifying glass, and candy. |
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| Here's a picture of the chaos known as present opening. It was certainly very loud, rowdy, and tons of fun around here for a few hours. I think it went pretty smoothly as little boy parties go. At least our little spies had a great time. |
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