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Party Time!

Adam's mom & step-dad threw a party for our return/Adam's birthday this weekend. There were all sorts of these inflatable toys... but I've never seen any like this before - they were all to use with water!! Here's the fun slide...
and fun slip-n-slide :)
We also had a lot of smoked BBQ... done by the professionals in this huge homemade smoker ;)
Adam got to meet his brother's (Gus) son for the first time this weekend :) (below)
It was a lot of fun!!!
...Especially with bubble bath added to the water fun!

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Jen said…
That is so AWESOME!!!!! I think we should get those for the next party! How much fun can you have?
3:44 AM
Kelley C said…
That is too much. How fun. I wish I was there.
7:38 AM
Anthony and Sharon said…
WOW! You guys hiring an elephant, inflatable toys... y'all's family really knows how to throw a memorable party!
1:27 PM
Allie said…
Man, that sounds like fun!!!
6:31 PM
Bri said…
good pictures! Who took them?
7:48 PM
Heather Henderson said…
Woo HOO! That looks like so much fun! I have never seen the slide with bubbles! That's awesome! Happy Birthday Adam!
2:24 AM
Emily said…
Your family really knows how to throw parties!!
4:36 AM
gloria said…
ALL the toys aside, it was you guys that made every body happy!!!!I loved the big game of whiffle ball, I think the kids really love to play that. they're all pretty good too!!! Can't wait to see you again, love gg
5:21 AM
Erin G said…
that DOES look fun! did aashini go on the slides?
9:33 AM
Misty Burns said…
it looks like you had a great time!! too fun!!!
7:23 PM
Anonymous said…
Looks like a lot of fun!!!!
3:09 AM
SouthAsiaRocks said…
I took the pics :) Thanks B ;)
5:31 AM
Anonymous said…
how fun!!!! i want a party like that!! bubbles AND BBQ!!! woah.
12:09 PM
Sara Beth said…
Awesome party! How many people get welcome home/birthday parties that are that cool??
6:59 AM
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