It used to be that a classic Pinoy children's party, so long as it had the requisite sweet spaghetti with hotdogs, chicken lollipops, mini rainbow sandwiches and fruit salad, with hit-the-pot and musical chairs for entertainment, already spelled F-U-N! Manolet Lloren to this day still refers to the cotton candy and ice cream carts on my 9th-or-so birthday which, to his then child's eyes, made me sosyal. But when Jeremy Markus Antolin turned one, his parents James and Mitsy put together a party that put my humble bash to shame and certifiably spelled W-O-W!
Friends who came to join the Circus for the day were met at the door by visions straight from a fantasy-- a child's or otherwise... draped ceilings, a rainbow of balloons, gaming booths, those bouncing thingys (you know what I mean). Whomever didn't come in costume soon got into character care of one of the most talented face-painters I've ever seen. A stilt-walker, clowns, a grou
p of acrobat
s and jugglers had the crowd agog.
Joanne, Gerd and I got our dress-up fix at the photo booth and the inflatable castle slide was hard to resist. The only things I DID recognize were the cotton candy and ice cream carts.
1 comment:
wow! pink hair!:D
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