Bobby and Gus have birthdays that are two weeks apart, and all the same friends and all the same interests, so for the last couple of years, they've shared a birthday party. It's following close on the heels of Frankie's moustache birthday party, but the new baby is due on the 27th, so I figured we'd better get this party in sooner rather than later.
Last year they had a hobbit party. It was adorable. This year, they wanted . . . a zombie party. So that's what they got.
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LOOK OUT, ZOMBIE CAKE! |
My oldest, Jack (11), likes planning and throwing parties as much as I do, and, let's face it, I'm awfully pregnant, so he and I split up the duties for this party. I did the cake and the food, he did the decorating and the games. (Have I mentioned how awesome it is to have big kids?)
So . . . here's how it went down.
The Decorations
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Yes, we let him spray paint. |
The Food
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Selections included: Terrifying Tacos Scary Salsa Gruesome Guacamole Green Zombie Salad Corpse-Like Carrots Watermelon Zombie Brain Pink Brain-on-ade Return of the Living Veggie Straws |
The Guests
The Games
The Cake
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Dirt, worms, head, a hand for each boy. Definitely zombie, but not too scary. It was red velvet inside (obviously). |
The Pinata
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Jack made the pinata from papier mache, because it's hard to find a brain pinata. It lasted through the entire line of twenty kids and the oldest kid in line finally brought it down! |
What I Wore
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It's not every day you throw a zombie apocalype birthday party while nine months pregnant. |
Happy Sunday everyone . . .
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