I have this amazing friend Elizabeth whom I just love. We have so much fun - I love talking to her and being around her. She has the most adorable little
chicky just a bit younger than Angela so we have fun getting them together with a couple other little
girlies in the ward every so often. The funny thing about Elizabeth is that she is the most humble person and for some reason thinks that I have a lot of "skills" (as Napoleon Dynamite would say) that I can share with her. She totally plays down all the amazing talents she has. Just take a look at this ADORABLE party she put together for the girls! It was a feast for the eyes! She had everything set up so darling and treated the girls like royalty. We had SUCH a great time. She had 7up sherbet drinks, the snazziest cupcakes, chicken nuggets (to appeal to the preschooler
tastebuds!) and tons and tons of
yummies for the girls. They all got complimentary bunny ears, did a fun Easter egg hunt and we did a funny bunny mask craft (see picture below). It totally made Angela's day and she talked about it all weekend. Thanks so much Elizabeth!
I've known Elizabeth for almost 9 years. She was in our first ward when we moved to Oregon. I don't know if she remembers me that well, but I remember just thinking she was the neatest person. I really admired her. I feel so honored, years later to get to be her friend. (o: I was so excited when we happened to end up in the same ward as her 5 years later. As you can see, she is a very fun and creative person and most of all so kind and thoughtful. Funny how life steers us in directions to meet certain people - I really think so many of our friendships are more than just coincidences in life. There are reasons why certain people come into our lives and I am so grateful for that!
Notice the cute carrot arrangement as part of the centerpiece. And the sparkly golden egg top left.
The huge bunnies on the table were amazing! So fun!!
I have this amazing friend Elizabeth whom I just love. We have so much fun - I love talking to her and being around her. She has the most adorable little chicky just a bit younger than Angela so we have fun getting them together with a couple other little girlies in the ward every so often. The funny thing about Elizabeth is that she is the most humble person and for some reason thinks that I have a lot of "skills" (as Napoleon Dynamite would say) that I can share with her. She totally plays down all the amazing talents she has. Just take a look at this ADORABLE party she put together for the girls! It was a feast for the eyes! She had everything set up so darling and treated the girls like royalty. We had SUCH a great time. She had 7up sherbet drinks, the snazziest cupcakes, chicken nuggets (to appeal to the preschooler tastebuds!) and tons and tons of yummies for the girls. They all got complimentary bunny ears, did a fun Easter egg hunt and we did a funny bunny mask craft (see picture below). It totally made Angela's day and she talked about it all weekend. Thanks so much Elizabeth!
I've known Elizabeth for almost 9 years. She was in our first ward when we moved to Oregon. I don't know if she remembers me that well, but I remember just thinking she was the neatest person. I really admired her. I feel so honored, years later to get to be her friend. (o: I was so excited when we happened to end up in the same ward as her 5 years later. As you can see, she is a very fun and creative person and most of all so kind and thoughtful. Funny how life steers us in directions to meet certain people - I really think so many of our friendships are more than just coincidences in life. There are reasons why certain people come into our lives and I am so grateful for that!
Notice the cute carrot arrangement as part of the centerpiece. And the sparkly golden egg top left.
The huge bunnies on the table were amazing! So fun!!
Elizabeth was being a lion and trying to "get" the girls. A spontaneous game that was a HUGE hit!!
3 comments:
How fun! I want to go to one of her parties. :)
Cute!
Looks like some much fun. Elizabeth who? I was in your first ward in OR too.
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