Conall wrote invitations to his friends yesterday to invite them to his birthday party. (His birthday isn't until April and he's not having a party, but that's not important.)
Dear Graeme
Wied you lake to come to my panty.
Love
Conall
It made me smile.
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4 comments:
*giggle*!
Brilliant!
And good for you for resisting the pressure to throw a party.
Ruth xxx
I don't 'do' parties, at all costs! I've tried to allow them one in their first year at school, but then it's mainly treats as a family, you know the sort of thing, a bus ride to the cinema etc.
Mainly because I'm mean and I resent spending even small amounts of money on other peoples (ungrateful) children that I probably don't even like because I'm very choosey!
Ruth here
I went the whole hog this year and threw a party for the whole of Michael's class (along with another mother who's birthday fell at around teh same date). All went relatively well - we kept the costs down by NOT hiring an entertainer, but by running the thing ourselves (one football, one whistle and her brother to referee). However, we did end up with a houseful of presents. I see this a major disadvantage to throwing a party. They have too many toys as it is,without adding 20 more to the pile.
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