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Open House continued....


Now that you have had a tour of the inside, I 
thought you might like to see the front of the house :)



Another view of the front of the house (the
yard is really coming along)




And of course now for the fun part :)
picture of the food table...I am starting to get it
all set up!


Nathan couldn't wait for the guests to arrive
so he is snacking on some of the food....


I made a fruit flag (since the 4th of July is so
close I thought I would do a red/white/blue theme..


This is a Red Velvet Cheese Ball, 
it was so delicious!!!!


Since we are having an open house, I thought
it would be fun to make sugar cookies shaped
like a house...


My Mother and Father-in-law got us an 
Edible Fruit Basket....Isn't it pretty?


Nathan was being funny while we were
waiting for the guests 
(he kept sneaking food)


Here is our friend Kristina and her baby Kobe 
playing with some toys :)


We decided to move to the backyard
for awhile and play Holey Board.  (I'm not
sure if there is a real name to this game or
if my in-laws made it up)


Nathan and Kristina are watching Bo and Carol
take a turn at the game...(I am busy taking pictures)


Here is Bo and Carol playing Holey Board....


We had a few more people show up but I 
got busy talking and forgot to take pictures
of the rest of the group when they 
started arriving. Hope you enjoyed
seeing our little party.  We had fun showing off 
our house and visiting with good friends.


Tulips~n~Lace

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