Our first training activity was with water balloons. The trainees tossed water balloons between each other. A few were able to catch them, but mostly they popped. It was cute. Then, Peter had chalked three big X's on to our new sidewalk & the kids stood pretty far back & had to toss them & try to hit the X. They all enjoyed it.
Alex launching a water balloon at the bullseye.
Young Padawans & Master Jedi take aim at the bad side of the force.
Next was the dart throw. When we were at Six Flags a few weeks ago, Alex really wanted to do the toss the dart at the balloon game. Our compromise was we would try to mimick that game at his party & saved our $ at Six Flags. I was a little nervous about the real, steel darts, but it worked out fine. All the kids eventually popped a balloon, and many on the first try.
Next came the Jedi training in the front yard. Peter had the boys spread across the yard learning light saber moves. I was cracking up with all the video cameras and photos being taken. After the young padawan's were trained, The Jedi Master felt a disturbance in the force, the trainees walked to the backyard where they met Darth Maul & Darth Vader. Each trainee took their turn fighting the dark side. In the end, the good guys won! I think all the kids had a ball, and we really appreciate all the help from our friends especially Eric (Darth Maul) and Mr. Boyce (Darth Vader).
Above, Conleigh & Emma take on the dark side.
Below - Time for cake!
Alex got to open his presents with his friends swarming him. It was just a great party. I can't believe my baby boy is six! He is so sweet. I hope it stays that way for a long, long time.Below - Time for cake!
| Mommy with the Yoda Soda (green hawaiian punch, vanilla ice cream & a dash of sprite). |
| We love you very much Alex! |





2 comments:
GREAT party Kate! Making great memories!
Wished we could have been there to wish our former Padawan a happy birthday as he grows up into a Jedi. Very clever party!
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