It's a Carnival


It was truly a carnival at our house today. Our three lovely daughters surprised us with a Hawaiian luau 30th anniversary celebration. I'm sure you will hear about it from Karmyn when they get home. I'll let her tell the story. I only know what happened since this morning.

What a party! Friends, family, food, fun!

In the meantime.... please don't forget the bloggin chicks 10th carnival and head on over there for the cotton candy and the ferris wheel. Well..................... it could happen!

I've entered a post from June. (I've been bloggin for two months yesterday.) PS. when you hit this june link you have to scroll down quite a way. When I changed templates, something happened and my archives has a long scroll before the first post. ???? I'm sure it is something that Michele or Lindsey can figure out. (Lindsey at Suspension of Disbelief must be having some tech problems, because when I posted this her blog lwas not coming up as usual)

Comments

Robin said…
Pamela~

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY BABY, GOT YOU ON MY MIIIIIIIIIIII-IIIIIND!

So fun in your neck....CONGRATULATIONS!

But where's your June Post? I don't see it. But, the pics of your sky are simply beautiful :)
11:56 PM, August 12, 2006
willowtree said…
Happy Anniversary Pamela. And 30 more.
11:58 PM, August 12, 2006
Anonymous said…
Happy 2 month anniversary! Look how far you've come! Hope the hawaiian food was "ono"!
3:13 AM, August 13, 2006
Anna Venger said…
Happy anniversary! 30 years is something to celebrate! Congratulations.
6:56 AM, August 13, 2006
Rebecca said…
30 years! You make my nine seem like nothing. ;-)
11:05 AM, August 13, 2006
fivetimemom said…
you are truly blessed with the love of so many people.... I must say how great your back yard pond is, I want one....
2:04 PM, August 15, 2006
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