We thought about having Miss T's Birthday party here in July, so if we are not invited to another party at Pump It Up, we won't get to go sliding again for a while. Yippee!
I am excited to show how I learned puzzle making from Ebie. Thanks Ebie for sharing, if you don't already know Ebie, visit her wonderful blog at The Main Ingredients. I tried a couple of the pictures below. It is so much fun to see them in pieces.
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Very well done! what makes the puzzle stand out is the colors!
ReplyDeleteI am sure the kids have the greatest fun at the party.
P.S. I am still awake this late because I slept all day today after that long trip.
I like the puzzle, very colorful, It's really fun going to kids party lots of games to play.
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Very colorful puzzle!
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter..Luna
What a colorful place, and your puzzles are wonderful to see.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a lot of fun!..Christine
ReplyDeleteOH!! I do miss getting to go to the kid's parties at those fun places!! maybe with my future grandchildren....
ReplyDeleteDebbie
All great yellows. Yellow definitely makes the party rock. Interesting puzzles...thanks for the link.
ReplyDeletevery creative post well done
ReplyDeleteWho has more fun at a child's party - the children or the adults?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post. Take care & God bless!
That looks like a fun place for a kids party, I'll bet they did have a great time. I love the puzzle photos.
ReplyDeleteLove the puzzle pieces. I have had such a great time looking through your travel posts. I'll be following along and can't wait to learn more about you.
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