Phil was in charge of the games - having worked as a youth pastor for many years, he has loads of games to call on at a moments notice. For the party he decided on food games. Although it was a toned down version of what would normally be called food olympics, because this was a group of five and six year olds.
After tossing marshmallows and catching them in their mouths, the kids then threw them all at Phil (food fight style).
The trampoline is always a great attraction, we knew that getting the largest available was going to be a necessity with a family of boys.
Boysenberry drop: open one can of boysenberries, drain of juice and drop boysenberry into volunteers mouth. Phil and I did a demo for them, but they weren't too keen on this one. Isaac, however, was up for the challenge!
Reuben was not about to be outdone by his little brother. You'll notice that we werre responsible and covered their clothing.
Hotdogs and chips all round.
Chocolate mud cake, mmmmm.
All in the bed and the little one said . . .
All Blacks third test match was on that night, so the boys put their haka skills to good use after the national anthems.
None of the boys were able to stay over, but that didn't stop the fun. Reuben, Isaac and Phil had a sleepover in the lounge.
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