Ahem. Really?
Auntie Tina was just as stunned, and we set to work trying to come up with a no-theme-theme. We decided on school colors and a couple of sayings that fit Camden's adventurous soul...
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| We did not go hungry! Pulled pork, corn on the cob, a mashed potato bar, make-your-own sundaes & red velvet cupcakes! |
We loved turning the house into party central... but what is a party without people? We sure didn't have to find out! On the invitation I had set the hours as 3-8, thinking people would come and go and we'd have time to sit and enjoy our out of town family, too. Well, the first person showed up at 2:30, and the last family left just after 9pm. Cam had friends and teachers come- which thrilled me! And we had all of our family, even from Texas and Virginia... as well as countless friends, who we consider to be our family.
It was a beautiful, beautiful day...
we were so thankful for the love shown to our family by celebrating our son!
2 comments :
What I've been waiting for! No theme?! You and Tina did a fabulous job with no theme. (I'm glad the Lego scene made the final cut, though.) The food sounds yummy. And look at all the family and friends! Cam's a popular guy and for good reason. Praying while you pack him up and move him to college. Hugs, hugs, and more hugs, sweet friend!
Congrats to the new graduate. - You did a great job with the party.
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