The A Gang: Friday Friend Day

Feb 16, 2010

Friday Friend Day

The kids get Friends on Fridays. I missed posting this last playdate. It is always a fun day of playing and creating when friends come over.

Ada and Her good friends Hailie and Meghan

Avery and his friend Mitch

5 comments:

Bonnie said...: Friday friend day looks like a lot of fun. The cupcakes look yummy!; February 17, 2010
Bart said...: You never stop making good memories. That's what amtters most for families.

Love you all and always,

Grandpa Bart; February 17, 2010
Rene Weston-Eborn said...: Good friends are SO important. Sounds like a great idea, I bet your kids love it.; February 18, 2010
Ginger said...: you are such a fun and creative mom I love your posts!; February 20, 2010
Cami said...: I'm loving this idea! Friend Friday sounds like so much fun and with it being early out day there is more time too. I'm stealing this one! :); February 20, 2010

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