Rest of Harry's Party Pics, Most of them.

Most of the crew. A few more trickled in after this shot.
Andy downloaded the pictures from the other camera on the our other computer. At this moment can't find them on the network...so as a warning, this may not be the last of the party pics! :)

Pool Noodles. The perfect light saber.

This short conversation went like this....

"Do you want to be on the dark side?" (the other boy said while putting his hood up)

Harry, "Um. Okay, sure."

We have heard from Harry for quite some time about the Star Wars games that are played at recess. That he would be on the good side one day or that he was on the bad side another. Andy and I had a picture of them deciding while heading out who would be on which side.

Nope. That's not at all how it goes. As they are running they ask who wants to be on which side, changing the whole time, this side, that side, so free form. Cute.

...Meanwhile the girls were on the other side of the gym, rolling a barrel, taking turns who would be inside.

Nina had no problem fitting right in.

They had a great time on the kids rock wall.

Taking a rest from all the running around.

Nina's first time climbing the wall. She LOVED it. No surprise to me. She has become more and more a 'mini me', and I loved climbing as a kid, still do. :)

Harry's turn. He was not as excited about the wall. A bit weary in fact, but liked it once he made it to the top.

Gparents & Mema & Papa, taking in the action.

They had made this train chain. Harry stopped once he saw Nina and had her get on. We really were touched how much he played with everyone. The boys, as you can see on the left, went back to Star Wars action. Harry, made the rounds.

'Magic wands' (one of their favors) The girls would put them together to get their power. Big contrast to the light sabers on the other end of the gym.

His friend kept saying, "That there, that's rare!".

Girls keeping to their side.

They had a blast and it was really nice to have them run around and get some energy out during these cold, very cold months.