The Hendricksen's: Brinleys 9th Birthday!!!

Friday, April 29, 2011

Brinleys 9th Birthday!!!

I've got some birthday posts to do around here!! Whoops!!! Even though Brinleys birthday was back in March I thought Id better document it!! Especially since she had her first friend party. I know, Im pretty lame. We usually do family parties. But, Brinley wanted a friend party this year. Here she is all dolled up with her necklace and purse...

Heres her cute cake I...um...made...bought...you decide...

For one of the activities we painted pillow cases.

All went good until I gave a 3 year old a paint brush and permanent paint...

We then opened presents and had cake and ice cream. We also watched Mega Mind and had Popcorn. She had a great time! And Im ready to do another friend party... in 9 years.

2 comments:

Deanna said...: Umm...made/bought...I could go for a piece!; 11:35 PM
Amy G said...: Pillow cases?! What a good idea!; 10:23 PM

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