Friends Smores
My son is turning 9 and we are having a slumber party with seven friends.?
These guys are all on his baseball team, but the season just finished and I think it might be a little tired of this sport for a baseball theme. All ideas for activities or topics? We had one last year and we film and pizza, and then came home and told ghost stories around a campfire with smores. We like the campfire, but we will not go to the movies this year so both need something to fill the gap of 2-3 hours. any ideas?
Go bowling. Rent a 2 or 3 lanes and play three or four games. That's a fun way to spend two or 3 hours. Other ideas that I like so much: amusement park, carnival, mini-golf, professional sports game, party at your house.
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However, it is more than just a compact trailer, but a simple and unplugged "way of camping. This is unique to usually promoted by the RV industry today. It's a step back in time to when the tent trailer focused on the basics, such as a dry roof over your head to sleep. It is for people who go camping to leave the normal hustle and bustle of life at home and take advantage of the soothing, relaxing and recharging effects a few days in nature have in mind and body. It is to enjoy simple pleasures. Such as a sunset over the lake, catching sight of a shooting star smores or fear ghost stories by the campfire.
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Deborah Chaney is a writer of fiction, poetry, articles and a web designer.
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