THIS BOOK:
(And my friend, Michelle, had blogged about a Pinkalicious party she did for her daughter earlier this year, and it planted the idea in my head!)
It's an easy concept to understand...EVERYTHING just had to be PINK! It was a celebration of PINK proportions!
We sent out PINK invitations....and then Katelyn [almost couldn't handle the anticipation] awaited Party Day.
(for those of you who are familiar with the story, know how crucial these are to a Pinkalicious Party!)
(Not Shown: Strawberry Revel Ice Cream (vanilla with PINK swirls through it) and Cherry 7-up)
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Disclaimer: To the best of my knowledge, no one ate more than 2 cupcakes, so our guests did not wake up this morning with a very rare and acute case of PINKITITIS (body turns all PINK). However, who knows what effect eating all their PINK bubble gum & candy will have AFTER leaving the PINKALICIOUS party. I assume NO responsibility for post-party episodes! :) But, the book teaches one what they must do in these cases, all I can do is offer the same advise; You must eat a steady diet of green food!



7 comments:
So Cute! You are such an amazing Mom! What a lucky girl.....
Jaycee had so much fun! she was trying to tell us that she was going to be pink this morning and we had no idea what she was talking about! (we need to read the book) thanks again
Pink tutus? Awesome!
Did you have an annoying brother come through and steal the cupcakes?
Super cute and fun! They all looked so adorable and like they were having a blast.
ADORABLE! That's it. I need a girl :)
What a fun idea for a party. Can't believe you made all those tutus. I thought 'PINKALICIOUS" was a "Fancy Nancy" book but it is different. Tell Katelyn she can read it to me when we get home.
I'm glad the party was a HUGE success! The cupcakes look yummy!
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