The A Gang: Bunko!

Apr 2, 2009

Bunko!

Tonight was "BUNKO!" with a group of girlfriends. It was my turn to host. We eat a meal together, mingle and play a game of Bunko! We
all end up with a prize of sorts to take home. It is a great time. Ammon took the kids to McDonald's ( for Avery's birthday) , Sam's club and Shopko. It is an all girl night-

no kids or guys allowed.
Every girl should have a group outing with the girls.

It is very healthy for your sanity.

1 comment:

Bart said...: Glad you had a good time with your
friends. Like you said, everyone needs time just for you and gal friends with no other gender around. I'm sure Ammon and his kids
had a good time being with each other. Sure love you.

Love Mom; April 03, 2009

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