I, as usual, was the freak-a-zoid running around trying to make sure it was perfect. Such a ridiculous habit! But I just want it to be memorable for him...anyhow I digress. This year Ethan wanted a Thomas the Tank Engine party. Since we were in the middle of crazy (will link to post in a few days) I decided to just spend a bit of money to buy everything for the party. I bought it online (I LOVE online shopping, less crowds, better selection) I went to Etsy again for the party invite...I loved it! On a side note I really need to take a photoshop class...it all arrived in time and looked awesome! I made the cake myself and had Randy make the railway sign for the front step. The cake took a painstaking 3 hours to do...but it looked wicked awesome and Ethan still talks about it!
We had a blast at the party and all his little guests did as well! The proof is in the pictures! I did train stops to coordinate the day. Stop#1 was Pin the Funnel on Thomas, Stop#2 was Pinata Fun Stop #3 was Fueling Station and Stop #4 was Train Playtime in the basement. Here is the railroad crossing sign Randy
made...I forgot to get a picture of it on the front step!
My little conductor put on his hat and got ready to welcome his guests!
The first thing they had to do was bring their 'ticket' and get their picture with Thomas and Percy! Ignore the ghetto grey on the card, it of course, was not there when it was given out. It is there however to prevent you from stalking me...teehee.
Each little guest got their picture taken with Percy and Thomas...
Playtime stop! The little boys had a blast playing with Ethan's trains! They probably got more play that day than they have in months!
The Thomas Cake! It was a labor of love I tell you...it actually wasn't as hard to do as it looks...thank goodness for the template!
The little boys had a great time discussing which part of Thomas they were going to eat...I was shocked at how adept they all were in all the Thomas terminology!
Ethan got some great gifts from his friends. All were very thoughtful and reflective of Ethan's interests...he even got a $35 Visa gift card and a $15 Itunes card...which sent him over the moon! You CAN buy your way into my kids heart with an Itunes Gift Card! It was all fantastic and I know Ethan loved the entire day...that made all the running worth it!






















