I arrived at the venue and found the playing field next to the hall dry enough to reverse right up to the entrance which is always good here due to the mega carry if the field is to wet.

Dad (Ian) arrived very soon after with the key and helped me unload the gear due to being flying solo for this party he then disappeared back home to get sorted and I set about getting the show rigged.

A short while after, Dad returned with the family of – Mum (Kate) Big sister (Megan) Grandma – (Jill) and most importantly “The Star of the Day – Kirsten” who was so excited about the whole event.

So with the audience in place and a couple of coffees consumed it was time to “bring on the chaos”

Party dances and a whole load of mayhem was the order of the day and I delivered it by the bucket load and everyone including the adults lapped it up, even a game of “Captain” had dad involved!!!

Then came the break followed by the birthday cake which mum (Kate) made herself!!! It makes a change from shop ones.

Part two was much the same as part one with even more silliness and balloon modelling, plus we had the new “Glowing in the dark dance” and Kirsten requested lady Gaga .

But alas the end was very soon upon us and with the entire venue crammed with parents and children we finished with the normal “Country Roads” party dance.

In closing I would like to say a huge Thank You to all who attended especially the adults who I got involved in the proceedings.

Also the children were exceptionally behaved so thank you to each and every one of you.

But as always the BIGGEST “Thank You” must go to Kirsten.

*Just as a note here, I found out from dad that it was Kirsten herself who had requested and asked that I did her party!!!  

Dad (Ian) Says - "A thoroughly enjoyable party from start to finish it made the day complete.My daughter did not want any other person do her party, was talking about for weeks before hand, and probable for weeks after!! and it took us till 9pm to get them to bed!!

You made the day complete for Kirsten, and thank you does not do that justice.

Thanks, Ian Broome