Saturday, 27 March 2010

It was a monster mash...

Yesterday at the park Denver suddenly declared that she wanted to throw a monster party. We are the kind of people who throw random parties, so off we headed to the supermarket to grab some snacks, and home to set up. After blowing up loads of black balloons, we got down to costumes. Denver had decided already that she was going to be a ghost. Kyla decided she wanted to be a mummy, Sienna a BAD mermaid, and even Madi wanted to join in, as a vampire.

The Monster Mash

GhostHappy Ghost

MummyMummy

Evil mermaidBad MermaidFeetsies and tail

Vampire normalTwilight

After the obligatory photoshoot, it was time for snacks. These included slime soda's, blood soda's, dinosaur cupcakes and shrunken brains (popcorn).

Blood SodaSlime SodacupcakesDinosaur cupcakesShrunken brains

Then they watched their favourite Scooby-doo movie, Ghoul School!

4 comments:

debra said...

I think I would like yo come to your next party, please.

skatey katie said...

wowsers, is that the original necklace that miss mermaid is wearing? i cannot believe it's lasted that long (if it is). hope i haven't jinxed that.
your photos are oh so spesh X

Karen said...

Those are some awesome costumes (and snacks! don't forget the snacks!!)...Nathan and I would have loved to join you--Nathan could have been a ghost...or maybe not (did I ever tell you about the time when I totally FAILED to make a simple ghost costume out of a white sheet? Yes, I couldn't even cut the eyes out properly)...and I would have come as Frankenstein's Bride...and hey--what about you? What did you wear, Hay??

Hay said...

Invites in the post Debra...

Katie...YES! The wooden bead gave up the ghost a few months back and split in half, but she has still got the necklace, never takes it off.

Awww, too awesome Karen. Me? I came as a 'bad person'. I had a gun and a stocking over my head...LOL, can you imagine??

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