Not quite sure what was going on here. They had fun, ran round like maniacs, ate jelly and ice cream, bounced up and down on the trampoline, ran around some more, played pass the parcel and then ran around like maniacs some more.
I waited to drive them home.
Jax has gone off to bed here is a photo of her asleep and a recording of her snoring.
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Ha ha! Fell for it completely and then couldn’t even work out the joke for a few seconds! I’m tired…I’ve got an excuse 😀
ah yes, the joy that is soft play place parties…. I’m sure they waft some sort of stimulant gasses through the vents to make sure that all the kids are completely hyper (actually Im just jealous that they don’t let me go and play on the stuff 😉 )
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ROFL, me too Clare!
I know, we had to go and cut the electrical supply cable to the place SB wanted her birthday at…:-)
Gah, and I put my headphones on specially 😥
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