Keeping up with the Lunds: Pajama Party

Sunday, December 12, 2010

Pajama Party

It just wouldn't be Christmas without the annual Sundloff Christmas Party.

This year it was a pajama party, which was such a brilliant idea.
I was so grateful because I currently am fitting into NOTHING that I own and I really didn't want to have to go buy a new "get up"

Poor Kaleigh... we keep making her take these "sister" pictures and she just doesn't love them. This is 2 seconds before she started screaming in protest.

Remember Spoons?
Everyone played it as a kid... we had to Google it to refresh our memories on the rules, but it was a good time and especially with overcompetitive Nate, Raleigh and Dale in the circle you know it got intense.

However........ notice it was the girls who stuck it out to the end

Here are some things to take note of...

1. The Jazz game is on the TV in the background (and the sound was turned all the way up)
2. There are at least 4 million children swarming all around us (don't blame it all on the Lunds.... we left half of ours at home
3. Their once beautiful home looks like a bomb went off in it
4. Please try to appreciate Allie's Spongebob ensemble (thank you, by the way, Suzanne for hand stitching her hat back together right in the middle of your party)
5. And I am apparently having the time of my life (but, ohhhh, look at my cute baby)

The best part of the night (unfortunately NOT photographed):
Raleigh, dropping his HEAPING plate of REALLY messy food on Kate's beautifully wrapped present under the tree. Hopefully she won't notice. Sorry Kate.

It was another good time. Raleigh has some really great friends
Thanks Guys

3 comments:

Anonymous said...: I love the pajama theme, I think I'm going to use it for Christmas Eve. Don't you think that would be a great idea? The three little girls look darling!; December 12, 2010 at 9:31 PM
Ellsworth Party of Four said...: I was gonna say you look like you are having a BLAST! I love the PJ party idea...maybe someday we will throw a party and steal that idea.
sweet babies and TOTALLY SWEET pj's Allie!
love and miss ya; December 13, 2010 at 6:08 AM
URFAVE 5+A Few said...: I think that is an awesome party idea. Yep I'm for sure going to suggest that our New Year's party be a p.j. party!!!; December 14, 2010 at 10:10 PM

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We are the Lunds. And some of us are Koenigs. And this is our life. I am Kaci and I am the creator/author/historian of this blog. What I write, I write with two goals in mind... To keep my family totally and completely involved in all of our doings and to keep a record of our life events. That is all it is...

I had four children from a previous marriage as well as a whole lot of baggage. And maybe that might have discouraged a lesser man from pursuing me, but luckily for me the stars aligned and a very good, honest, brave, not to mention super sexy boy took a chance on me. And pursue me he did... to flattering proportions.

In 2008, I married the Love of My Life. I didn't know being married could be this wonderful and happy. I didn't know that being in love feels like THIS. I didn't know that truly being loved and correctly taken care of is the greatest blessing a girl can have in her life. I thank my Heavenly Father a few times a day for guiding my path to the greatest of my treasures. It was a rough and long road but so worth the journey.

In 2009, we had our Sweet Peyton. She is a Lund all the way from her confidence level and mild mannered disposition right on down to her perfectly round and rather large head. What a blessing she is to our home and our life.

In 2010, we had Kaleigh. She is little and darling but don't let her tiny stature fool you. This girl can take care of herself. She climbs on EVERYTHING!!! And is afraid of NOTHING!

What a complete joy she has been, our little elf.

And in 2011, we had Ryker. We weren't really sure what to do with a boy. It's been a long time. But he is the exclamation point on our little family and we love him with all of our hearts.

My "big kids" (I call them), mean the world to me. I could not do this without them. They make me laugh, keep me young, make me feel pretty, lighten my load, make me proud, love me anyway and challenge me too. We've been through a lot,

the five of us, but they are superior kids because they've weathered the storm.

We are a pretty crazy and energetic family. There are constant comings and goings and hysterical happenings. These are our stories. And they are all true. Flowered up maybe, but certainly true.

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