A Halloween Boo-thday Party…
Wow. This week FLEW by!
I was a bit sick. OK…I was a lot sick. But I’m on the mend now and headed to a theme park with my hubby and kids this weekend.
A great way to recover, don’t you think?
I was going to be all crafty and wait to share photos of Izabelle’s Halloween Birthday Party until after I had lovingly scrapbooked the photos…that didn’t happen.
Life happened instead (life likes to mess with me a little sometimes).
Izabelle wanted to make cupcakes that looked like hamburgers for her party. She decided that her cupcakes would be a little more Halloween-like if she added a “tail” and turned them into rat burgers.
Needless to say, her friends thought the rat burgers were pretty darn awesome!
Izabelle and her friends made white chocolate ghosts, homemade slime and candy sushi during the party (thank goodness I had my mother and sister there to help).
I though the kids would want to take most of their treats home….boy was I wrong.
They were pretty hyped-up on sugar.
Some of the braver kids wanted their photos taken with the dead witch.
Ah, kids.
Izabelle’s party was so fun (and very exhausting for mom), I’m sure she is already planning next year’s party.
Spookified Izabelle:
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I’m looking forward to catching up on your happenings very soon.
I hope that you have a fabulous weekend!
sorry to hear you were unwell I am sure a theme park is a fab cure all
The party looked amazing x
Totally fun! You rock!
Glad you’re feeling better. Those cupcakes look amazing!
looks like a boolicious party!!!!
wow, that party looks amazing, and those cupcakes are quite impressive! great job, mama!
Izabelle’s party looks amazing!!!! Love the hamburger cupcakes…WOW!! I hope you on the mend?
Glad you got well in time for the big par-tay! Looks like fun! Hope to be seeing some Once Upon a Springtime peeks from you soon!
Wow! You know how to throw a fun party! Those kiddos are lucky to have you as a mom!
If a child is wearing a costume outside, consider adding a reflective vest or a few strips of reflective tape to the back and front of the costume.