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Thursday, August 14, 2008

Watermelon Social

Our Watermelon Social was supposed to be an afternoon of fun in the sun but we got poured on just minutes before it started.



But that's OK, we ate watermelon anyway!




CLICK HERE FOR PICTURES FROM OUR WATERMELON SOCIAL

We had fun playing 'Ring Toss'


CLICK HERE FOR PICTURES FROM THE RING TOSS GAME

There were even 'Bean Bag Toss' games


CLICK HERE FOR PICTURES FROM THE BEAN BAG TOSS GAME

We had checkers too!


The very best part was the seed spitting contest! Believe it or not, watermelon WITH seeds is very hard to come by. Sue, Gail & myself looked everywhere for watermelon with seeds but turned up empty handed. Luckily, Sue is very clever and thought of spitting cherry pits instead. Good idea, those cherries were yummy!


CLICK HERE FOR PICTURES OF THE SEED SPITTING CONTEST

And Shirley Futch Plaza's ultimate seed-spitter is:

Mary Ellen Biddulph who spit her seed 260+ inches!

We had so much fun!!!!


CLICK HERE FOR LOTS OF RANDOM PICTURES FROM OUR WATERMELON SOCIAL.

Thank you Sue for being so creative and fun-loving! And a special thanks to Gail, who makes Shirley Futch Plaza such a wonderful place to live - and work!

2 comments:

Gail W. said...

OMG! Sue and I laughed so hard viewing the seed spitting contest. We had so much fun. Thanks for all of your help, too, and keeping this blog updated so expediously.

annie said...

THANKS FOR THE SUPPORT OF THE S.F.P. STAFF AS THE RESIDENTS. THIS COULD HAVE BEEN MADE POSSIBLE.
ANNIE