Catch up on the anniversary fun in part one, two and three. As well as our shirt design here.
Saturday morning we attended the “Pothier Follies” (based on Aspen Grove’s Aspen follies). A couple of Steve’s sister headed this up and they made it so much fun.
We were divided into 6 teams and represented by a certain color.
We took turns working through six different games, recording our times and points as needed.
There was a slip and slide/frisbee throw where we tried to accumulate the most points.
We launched sponges with a water balloon launcher to teammates who wrung them out in a bucket until it reached a certain line.
We jumped across the trampoline and then carried buckets of water on our heads wearing flippers and filled a bucket.
There was a swimming relay.
We walked with planks of wood to teammates who had to complete puzzles.
We were blindfolded attached to a partner and had to collect items with a teammate giving us direction.
As you can see there was some serious thought and preparation that went into these games and everyone of all ages enjoyed it.
Not that winning is important…but the green team (the team I participated with) took home the gold!
We spent the rest of the afternoon eating pizza and enjoying the amazing pool.
Steve was showing off his back flip skills off a rather large platform. He makes me nervous sometimes, but he looks so graceful up there!
Steve’s parents also took the big leap – let me tell you, this is not what my grandparents looked like at their 50th wedding anniversary!
There were crazy jumps, synchronized jumps, water slide fun, pool side dancing and fun. Fun. Fun. Wow, our kids had a good time and they were exhausted by the time we all filed back into car. Their rosy red cheeks and wet stringy hair trying to assure us that they were not tired. It’s a morning/afternoon they’re sure to remember.
love the shirt idea! Did you design the shirts? If you know…what company was used to print them?
Thanks!
I did design the shirts based on my husband's parents love for oranges and the state in which they raised their family. I'm not sure where we printed them, I know it was a company based out of Gilbert, AZ but that's all I remember. Thanks
I love this! I want to copy the sling shot idea for our family reunion. What kind of sponges did you use and how big was the bucket you filled up.