Pajamas
Andrea
Wednesday, April 11, 2018
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That's a cute drawing Andrea...and nice memories. I remember the pj parties too. I went to many as a kid and we always had so much fun. It was a thrill to stay up late and watch tv or dance and eat lots of junk lol! :) Now though, I can't usually make it past midnight!
Love the memories your 'scribble' contains. We didn't have sleep-overs. I suspect my parents valued their sleep and sanity.
This is such a fun one! Andrea your SP link took me to last week's entry.
oh sorry I was looking at last week's SP page, guess Michael doesn't have the new one up yet.
I miss those parties too. When my girls were small, we had so many pajama parties, and pillow fights are a must at one of those.
Your darling sketch just reminds us how much fun there were...
Lovely sketch, Andrea, and sweet memories. I never went to a Pyjama party or sleep-over when I was growing up. My parents were very strict and protective. My kids and their cousins would often have their sleep-overs at each others houses though. Always lots of fun so I have those fond memories. :)
I like your pajama party. It looks like a lot of fun. Those were the days!
I can hear the giggles in your picture!
Thanks for taking me back to the many sleep-overs I had with my best friends in grade school, as well as those my girls had with their friends. Good memories of such fun times!
What a wonderful and fun sketch. Nice job. You have a great day. Hugs, Edna B.
Well, Andrea, if you are still spritely enough, maybe as a great grandma? But yes, that would be in a while, I'm sure. What a weird concept--I doubt I will xp that again either unless as gramps? Hmm.. You know, we never had anyone over for the night ever growing up. No one did of the people we knew in London but that might have well changed by now, I'm sure. So, when my kids got to have nightovers, it was quite the new xp and you are so right--little sleep, keeping an eye and ear out for them etc.
This is a wonderful ode and well drawn piece for the theme. great job!
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