Saturday we had Alisha and Tyler's baby shower at Alisha's dad Marks house in Forest Oaks hosted by Shelba, Beth and I. They outdid themselves with the house being so beautiful, the food was delicious and the decorations adorable. All I was in charge of was the games.
Alisha's Dad Mark taking a picture of me taking a picture of him. I think. We're responsible grandparents... the camera is always in our hands!
Beth and I, proud paternal grandmothers!
Tyler's Dad Derek and his wife Beth. Derek gave up a beautiful day of golfing... now THAT is a sacrifice for this proud grandpa! (He did manage to get in a few holes after the shower... well he WAS already in Forest Oaks)
Caroline AKA the VERY proud Aunt... took lots of the photos for me.
It was the perfect day for being outside with friends. Here... Carol (Alisha's mother), Tyler, Grandmomma Yvonne (Tyler's grandmother) and Justin, friend of the couple.
Alisha and her girls...
The baby-bottle-beer-drinking game. We knew we'd have some men... and Lauren but we didn't figure on the girls outnumbering the boys! Lauren, Tyler, Zac, Brianna and Jessica.
My 2 boys... drinking beer from a bottle.
Tyler was beaten by a girl!
The crowd cheering them on... that's my mother explaining to Tyler to loosen the top of the baby bottle to let the suction out to make it easier to drink... ???
We also played "My Water Broke" game where there were these little babies frozen inside an icecube... whoever noticed their baby melted out of the ice cube and yelled..."My water broke!" first won.
Everyone at the shower brought a picture of themselves when they were a baby. Tyler would have won but didn't guess one right. It was his wife as a baby!
Zac, Derek and Lauren at the baby pictures...
Alisha getting a coke... the game table is in front of her with the cute little frog prince candles and baby feet suckers. Here are just a few of the gifts...
Handmade baby quilt Mariner's Compass for Baby Ethan's room, made by Great-Grandmomma Amico.
Zac guessed the closest size with the baby belly game.
Saturday we had Alisha and Tyler's baby shower at Alisha's dad Marks house in Forest Oaks hosted by Shelba, Beth and I. They outdid themselves with the house being so beautiful, the food was delicious and the decorations adorable. All I was in charge of was the games.
Alisha's Dad Mark taking a picture of me taking a picture of him. I think. We're responsible grandparents... the camera is always in our hands!
Beth and I, proud paternal grandmothers!
Tyler's Dad Derek and his wife Beth. Derek gave up a beautiful day of golfing... now THAT is a sacrifice for this proud grandpa! (He did manage to get in a few holes after the shower... well he WAS already in Forest Oaks)
Caroline AKA the VERY proud Aunt... took lots of the photos for me.
It was the perfect day for being outside with friends. Here... Carol (Alisha's mother), Tyler, Grandmomma Yvonne (Tyler's grandmother) and Justin, friend of the couple.
Alisha and her girls...
The baby-bottle-beer-drinking game. We knew we'd have some men... and Lauren but we didn't figure on the girls outnumbering the boys! Lauren, Tyler, Zac, Brianna and Jessica.
My 2 boys... drinking beer from a bottle.
Tyler was beaten by a girl!
The crowd cheering them on... that's my mother explaining to Tyler to loosen the top of the baby bottle to let the suction out to make it easier to drink... ???
We also played "My Water Broke" game where there were these little babies frozen inside an icecube... whoever noticed their baby melted out of the ice cube and yelled..."My water broke!" first won.
Everyone at the shower brought a picture of themselves when they were a baby. Tyler would have won but didn't guess one right. It was his wife as a baby!
Zac, Derek and Lauren at the baby pictures...
Alisha getting a coke... the game table is in front of her with the cute little frog prince candles and baby feet suckers. Here are just a few of the gifts...
Handmade baby quilt Mariner's Compass for Baby Ethan's room, made by Great-Grandmomma Amico.
Zac guessed the closest size with the baby belly game.
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