Mal's party started with a super fun digital camera scavenger hunt! Thanks to Charlie and Amy for making the list for us! This was boys against girls, and the girls won!! This was the "I can't believe we can all fit in here picture." The boys got in the trunk of Tim's car for theirs.
The guys got the big point item - a picture of the kids in the back of a police car.
We went with the Fireman by the truck instead.
A nurse in scrubs..........
Members of the team drinking out of the same soda......
Another big point item was a human pyramid with one of our church elders in the picture. When we saw this, we figured we would likely have to skip it. Well, the guys went to church and got Ronnie, our elder-preacher.
The girls had a more impressive story. We were walking out of Gander Mountain and Mal pointed in the parking lot and was saying, "Oh, Oh, Oh." Up walks an elder!! How amazing is that!!
Team members in a shopping cart.........
We had pizza for dinner.
Ice Cream Sundaes for dessert.
We chose two person teams for the remainder of the games. This is "Team Humble Winners." They named themselves before even having any events, but they were indeed the humble winners!!
"Team Awesome"
"Team We the People"
The first event at home was a blindfolded drawing game. They actually did quite well!
The teams then sat across from each other and threw popcorn into their partner's mouth.
The Foosball event was won by Team We the People.
Identify the Candy game was quite yummy. The teams had 24 candy samples to identify. (And eat!)
This game about did everyone in. By this time there had already been quite a bit of eating. The thought of eating more was a bit much to all the kids. They had to eat as many spaghetti noodles as possible in 1 minute without using their hands.
It was a really fun 12th birthday party for Mallory. I have some good video, but it is acting up again and not loading. I might try again later.
Members of the team drinking out of the same soda......
Another big point item was a human pyramid with one of our church elders in the picture. When we saw this, we figured we would likely have to skip it. Well, the guys went to church and got Ronnie, our elder-preacher.
The girls had a more impressive story. We were walking out of Gander Mountain and Mal pointed in the parking lot and was saying, "Oh, Oh, Oh." Up walks an elder!! How amazing is that!!
Team members in a shopping cart.........
We had pizza for dinner.
Ice Cream Sundaes for dessert.
We chose two person teams for the remainder of the games. This is "Team Humble Winners." They named themselves before even having any events, but they were indeed the humble winners!!
"Team Awesome"
"Team We the People"
The first event at home was a blindfolded drawing game. They actually did quite well!
The teams then sat across from each other and threw popcorn into their partner's mouth.
The Foosball event was won by Team We the People.
Identify the Candy game was quite yummy. The teams had 24 candy samples to identify. (And eat!)
This game about did everyone in. By this time there had already been quite a bit of eating. The thought of eating more was a bit much to all the kids. They had to eat as many spaghetti noodles as possible in 1 minute without using their hands.
We took an eating break for about an hour and played Hide and Sneak. No, that is not spelled wrong. In Hide and Sneak, you can move around the house and change your hiding spot as often as you want during the game.
Our last event was "Pudgy Bunny." In this game you shove as many marshmallows in your mouth as you can and then you say Pudgy Bunny three times. There was some gagging and near vomiting, but a new record was made. 45 mini marshmallows is now the number to beat!
It was a really fun 12th birthday party for Mallory. I have some good video, but it is acting up again and not loading. I might try again later.
3 comments:
That looks like the most fun ever!!!
jo
What a great time!!! Aunt Julie
I love these games you all play, Kel!! It so encourages family, friends, and fun! Mal- you were having a most excellent hair day! I am so glad my sisters share these experiences for us to see!
love,
Cheri
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