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SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY

THANKSGIVING 2012

they are good pics Michael  why not post them!

DJ 19 Gabriel 21 Nov 21 2012

Jessica 33 Oct 27 2012

Happy Thanksgiving to ALL.......

THREE YEARS  AGO AT JESSICA'S

                                                          LAST YEAR  AT MICHAEL'S

just cause  

Pinata for Almost NOTHING!

Party Piñata   Step One: Inflate a 24-inch-wide balloon  set it atop a large bucket so that the balloon’s narrow end rests just inside the bucket. Step Two: Cut newspaper into 3"L x 1"W strips (you'll need about 200 strips total). In a bowl, mix equal parts school glue and water. Working one strip at a time, dip paper into the mixture and immediately place on the balloon. Once the strips are dry to the touch (about an hour), turn the balloon upside down and cover its narrow end—stopping a few inches from the top to leave a four-inch-wide opening (where you’ll later insert candy). Allow to dry completely, about six hours. Repeat with two more layers on both ends, allowing six hours of drying time between each layer. Step Three: Use a pin to pop the balloon, then tip the hive over to empty. Set the hive back in the bucket and fill with candy. Step Four: Create a hanger for the hive by making two small holes at the narrow end with an X-Acto knife, on opposite sides near the opening. Cut a four- foot-long piece of twine; thread one end through both holes and tie off near the top of the hive, leaving enough twine for hanging. Step Five: Close the open end using six-inch-long strips of papier-mâché, applying a total of three layers and allowing for drying time between each. Step Six: Cut honey-colored crepe paper streamers into three-inch-long strips. Glide a glue stick along each strip; then, starting at the bottom of the hive, affix in a horizontal pattern until the hive is covered.     THIS IS A GREAT IDEA FOR ALL ! AND CHEAP FAMILY FUN &TIME                       Pom-Pom Bees Step One: Hot-glue a one-inch black pom-pom to a two- inch yellow pom-pom. Step Two: Cut 2 two-inch-long pieces of black pipe cleaner, then wrap each around the yellow pom-pom, leaving about a half-inch between the pipe cleaners. Hot-glue ends in place. Finally, fold a piece of vellum paper in half and cut out a one-and-a-half-inch wing shape (as shown). Unfold and attach the creased center to the bee’s body, just above the stripe nearest to its head, with hot glue. Repeat to make additional bees, then hot-glue them onto the piñata.     YOU CAN EASILY TURN THIS INTO A FOOTBALL, OR ANY OTHER PARTY FUN!

Don't worry they both know why!

just some pics from the Fourth!

      

I ALSO DO BIRTHDAY PARTIES, BBQS AND JUST HANGING OUT



SO Reno We will return to PARTY for some BIRTHDAY'S



PLUS WE GOT JOSH    ..............Hey whatever works with old and grouchy!

I will let you pick!   don't worry they both know why!

Michael i love you but your a butt!
David  i love you but your an ASS1