Birthday Party Ideas For Girls

If you wish to throw an superb celebration, one that your little lady can remember forever, then you need to look for birthday party ideas for girls which truly work! You do not want to spend a ton of cash, but with the privilege birthday party ideas for girls, you are able produce a theme that may have your daughter plus her friends screaming with expectancy because the party attracts nearer.

With this in mind, here are some birthday party ideas for girls which ought to see you creating a cheerful and successful occasion to observe your daughter’s birthday.

A Boogie party:

Why not throw your own diva dance party at home and come with every one the extras! You can hire lights plus even a mirror ball, plus use your iPod or MP3 player to offer a limitless stream of party dance music for the girls. Why not do a little research plus discover out what the hottest dance craze is, or dances that your daughter plus her friends could love. With plenty of celebration food, plus a video camera, the fun is unlimited in her awfully own dance party. And to top it off, why not include a microphone and have Karaoke performances, constructing sure that you just video tape it as here recordings can bring you joy in years to come back, and provide an excellent source of embarrassment on your daughter’s twenty-first birthday!

A Gymnastics party:

If your daughter enjoys gymnastics, contact the native gymnastics school and see if they supply a party package. This is often one of the few birthday party ideas for girls that will not only entertain, but will keep the little ladies fit.

A Pool party:

If your residence contains a swimming pool, then this is 1 of the birthday party ideas for girls which can be easily set up. If you live in an exceedingly warm climate a swimming party may be a standard occurrence. If you do not have a swimming pool yourself, try the local pool where they often provide lifeguards and employees as well as other methods which you can create your swimming party special for your daughter.

A Craft party:

1 of the best birthday party ideas for girls which I’ve seen is a craft party. Maybe your daughter enjoys pottery, scrap booking, or painting. No matter craft your daughter enjoys is sure to make a memorable birthday party. You will most likely discover which local craft businesses offer facilities to enable you to get such a celebration for your daughter at a fair cost. Alternatively, you may just purchase what you would like plus have the complete party at home, and the girls will love it as they get to go on their project home with them after the party!

A proper tea party:

This might be 1 of the ideal birthday party ideas for girls who love to dress up and look beautiful. You are able transform your home into a high-class cafe, with white linen tablecloths, flowers plus candles, and you can serve juice instead of tea from an ornate teapot! Food can come with fairy bread and cakes, and the overall birthday cake can be embellished with an Alice in Wonderland theme. To feature to the atmosphere, make sure every one the invitations counsel that the girls must be dressed in their awfully best dresses, shoes and hair pieces.

There are so lots of sensationalbirthday party ideas for girls, plus these are just a few of the suggestions we offer. With a bit of analysis you can discover even additional birthday celebration ideas for women, plus thereby make certain your daughter’s birthday is 1 which she can do not forget forever.

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Wednesday’s Performance Tip: Choose the Choicest Choice Material

A Hippity Hop Rabbit for an adult show?

Ding Dong for a 7-year-old kid’s birthday party?

The Appearing Bra or 20th Century Panties for the bishops’ convention?

Surely I’m exaggerating. The point is, yes, these instances can happen. Maybe in less obvious but nonetheless embarrassing ways. A magic performer brings the wrong tricks for the wrong crowd, and everyone in the audience wears a tinge of red in their faces.

When choosing tricks to perform, think and err on the side of prudence.

Stay magical,

Leodini

www.leodini.com

The party went great, no problems whatsoever.  The only thing I would say is that regarding the free admission after 15 admitted guests, if the person hosting the party gets there early, which he or she should, he or she would not be able to benefit from this perk.  After all, it is their birthday, shouldn’t they be able to party for free?  Due to my delayed train ride into Manhattan, I did get the comped admission, but had I gotten there on time I would not have been able to use the comp at all.  Other than this small detail everything was done very professionally from planning to execution and I will definitely be recommending you.

Sam

Come out and support CKNovelties.com while we celebrate Keith’s Birthday. Tons of toys, raffles, and partying like there’s no tomorrow!

Start Time:
Friday, December 4th, 2009 at 11:00pm
End Time:
Saturday, December 5th, 2009 at 5:00am
Location:
Westside Bar & Lounge
Street:
511 N. Arkansas Ave.
City/Town:
Atlantic City, NJ

Crew,

Thanks for a great job on my wife Heather’s birthday party.  All the staff was fantastic and the Havana Room is simply THE BEST private party space on the Upper East Side.  I especially appreciate the time and effort put in by Niki for the multiple times I changed dates, menus, contracts……..

I will without a doubt happily throw future events there.

Kind regards,

Bryan

Lord, give me strength, give me strength, give me strength. My half an hour of sleep did not prepare me for all of the work I have to do this morning. On top of payroll and answering a bucketfull of e-mail, I have to fix a million mistakes that have been made since I was last here. Yay!

I’m grumpy, yes. Two disturbing things to discuss today, kiddies, and then we will get to my life. First, look below.

What is that, you ask? I don’t know. It’s this disgusting girl from my high school’s sad attempt at humour. How gross is that belly? Hello, Octomom, you have some competition. It’s horrid. And the thing is, I don’t know who on earth would have sex with this girl to begin with. She’s like a cross between a ninja turtle and the toad character from Mario Kart. With a slathering of poo on her face. I once had to witness her going down on someone in a booth at a dive restaurant called the “Cock ‘N Bull.” Yeah. She’s a bull and she was sucking some cock.

I haven’t been privvy to the whole album because I blocked her on Facebook long ago, somewhere around her tenth attempt at adding me as a friend. But the two pictures my Brown Barbie Princess Mandeep sent me are enough to confirm that she is, indeed, pregnant and massive. How is she getting laid and I’m not? The world is not fair, people.

Speaking of my love life, I met up with someone at a bar last night after my friend set us up on MSN. Oh, the digital age. He seems really nice and I may see him again today. And there are actually some potential good guys coming out of the whole DS experience. That’s why I need to stop blogging about it. Sorry, but I do. If anything major happens, you will know, but I can’t be writing on here when my dates are in on my blog. I can, actually. But I won’t.

Okay, so disturbing thing number two: the movie Precious. I went yesterday with my friend Danita, who is basically Siskel and Ebert wrapped into one with a pair of very thick glasses on top. Really thick. Like, they can double as magnifying glasses. She showed me.

Anyway, the movie is insane. It’s one of those movies where you can’t tear yourself away from the screen even though you kind of want to. The performances were fantastic and Mariah Carey even held her own. They totally added a mustache on her and it made my me happy. It’s a definite must-see, but the material is rough, so prepare to want to slit your wrists for a few hours. It’s heavy.

Not much else. I went to a birthday party on Saturday night and that was pretty fun. Lots of food and it was held in a very cute, very artsy apartment. There was one point where we were taking pictures against the wall and I felt like I was in an American Apparel ad. It was so 80’s porno chic.

Much love, grasshoppers.

BM

Lakshmi Narayanan Birthday Party

Who is this Lakshmi Narayanan? He is my friend, mentor and role-model for all of us. We celebrated his __ birthday in Kluang, Malaysia 2004. Everybody was trying to feed him. He never leave any technology. One has to learn from him …. After marriage how he is able to do the wonderful things in IT industry ..

1. He manages his time to spend with family
2. He helps his wife in cooking and taking care of their 5 year old daughter
3. He never forget the past
4. Easily mingle with people
5. He never forget to keep in touch with friends
6. He always answers all the technical question asked towards him
7. He look so young than his original age
8. Brisk and hyperactive in work
9. We all love him when he is in tensed mood because … he use some peculiar slang words or sentences “Pakkigalaa, Vaila allippoda  …..” | பக்கிகளா, வாயில அள்ளிப்போட
10. Great man …

Though late, as promised, here are photos from Zayan’s birthday party.  It was small party, just among family.

So… the last 10 days have been somewhat of a whirlwind.

About 10 days ago, Bunny threw me a 3-week early surprise (30th) birthday party… and I was VERY surprised!!

Me (standing in the background… in black, not the white haired, white shirt guy)… shocked!  Who’d a thunk?

Little beknownst to me… our good friend Tabi bought me what I had been asking for this year: A Scanner.

Me and a picture of said “Scanner”.

I had asked for a scanner because I wanted to be able to preserve many many pictures I have of which there are no negatives.  Also… I wanted to be able to scan pictures to illustrate some of the things I may talk about on this blog frequently.  Also… I wanted to see if I might be able to scan my ass.

So… after the party ended, I happily thanked everyone for their attendance and gifts, I thanked my wife endlessly for throwing me this “surprise” birthday party for me of which I had “no idea what was happening” and off I went installing my “CanoScan LiDE 200″.

It was quite easy actually. 

Here was my first scan:

You might be saying, “Awww… what a cute picture of Daddy’s Little Girl!”  Well my friends that is actually a picture of Bunny when she was just a tyke herself!  What a fascinating thing this “technology” where you can magically take something from the outside world, some black magic happens inside the scanner and then… it’s on your computer!  Forever frozen into your hard drive!  Unless, of course, your hard drive is dropped from the nearest cliff, slips into a smoldering volcano or used to tip a one-eyed midget cab driver in Chicago… then it’s really gone.

So… I was ready to scan some more things when this happened:

My two brothers passed through on their way to my parent’s house for Thanksgiving and we decided to throw mass amounts of fermented barley and hops down our gullets (as well as some aged grapes in fancy bottles)… making me unable to have a desire to scan much of anything.  I also had surgery to replace my eyeballs with tiny shiny crystals.

Then this happened:

This is Daddy’s Little Girl several days later at my Mom and Dad’s playing in leaves.  I was too occupied with keeping her cute to worry about scanning anything.

Then this happened:

Thanksgiving.  I was too fat to even move.

So after all this… I was able to then focus on scanning some stuff.

First, this cartoon my mother cut our for me that I thought was extremely funny and appropriate:

Seeing that I have OCD and all…

Then she gave me this cartoon that I thought was funny too:

Seeing that I’m a huge fan of AMP Energy Drink and all…

Then I scanned this:

That would be my face.  Not my ass as I had originally planned… although some might call me an “ass-face”.

Anyway… much more to come this week of more subtance…

Thanks for hanging with me through Thanksgiving.

The Birthday Cake and All The Other Things Needed to Throw A Memorable Birthday Party

There are plenty of details to account for when planning a birthday and getting your birthday party supplies ready to go. This birthday party shopping list will help you keep track of the many details you will wade through on the way to throwing a memorable birthday party.

“You forgot who TIA is Ricky? smfh…”

Now that 50 Cent’s disappointing first week numbers are official, rival Rick Ross is now claiming victory in their 2009 feud.

In a recent concert for DJ Khaled’s birthday, Ross proclaimed full credit for 50 Cent’s lowest debut week (161,000) of his previously multi-platinum career.

“So we celebrating my n***a birthday, but we’re also celebrating the demise of a p***y. R.I.P. to the donkey, we buried him,” Ross stated on stage with Khaled. “It feel good, n***a. Don’t look surprised, you knew we was gonna do it. There’s only one record that can describe the feeling.”

Concluding his victory speech, Ross went into “This Is the Life,” the fourth single from his 2008 gold sophomore LP Trilla.

In January, Rick Ross began his feud with 50 Cent courtesy of “Mafia Music,” where he ridiculed the Queens’ emcee about his relationship with his child’s mother, and the controversy surrounding the fire destruction of his Fort Dix, Long Island mansion.

50 Cent retaliated with songs (“I’ll Be the Shooter”) and satirical cartoon clips (Officer Ricky Series). Also, the G Unit CEO enlisted Ross’ estranged son’s mother Tia Kemp to disparage Ross in clips and an autobiographical book.

DJ Khaled was brought into the conflict as well when the Queens mogul had entourage members film Khaled’s mother unknowingly at her job (“A Psychic Told Me”). 50 Cent would later express regret for the act, after receiving negative responses from media and fans for the viral clip’s allusions to violence.

Earlier this month, 50 and Floyd Mayweather further mocked Ross by taking pictures with his children after Kemp had brought them to the rapper’s mansion.

At press time, Rick Ross is working on his fourth album Teflon Don, set to be released in Spring 2010.

Yesterday we hosted a 2  post birthday party and  marathon congratulatory party at our place. Also we toasted farewell and good wishes to a dear friend of ours who is leaving for grad school (speech pathology). The party was attended by some close friends of ours and also a friend who shared in the birthday celebrations with me, we were born a day apart.

Anh prepared an amazing dinner, which a not so sober me, the photographer failed to adequately document ,  Anh’s  delightful dinner menu included, salmon cakes, meat balls, noodles, chicken wings and potato with veggies. The food was delicious.

As promised in my invitation it was a drink fest last night. Many caipirinha’s were served. I also made rum punch which always favors with my friends. At the end of the night I served over 8+ mixes of kamikaze. I think that finally did me in .

The Party started at 7pm and lasted until about 3:30am, so I would conclude that it was a great success.

Chocolate Mousse Cake. 2 candles, one to represent my birthday and the next for our close and wonderful friend, Tina.

It’s Party Time!

Shirt for Morgan's Birthday Party.

Here is another “birthday shirt” that I finished this week for my friend, Melissa. Her daughter, Morgan, is having a karaoke sleepover and she wanted to have shirts printed for the girls. The design shows a microphone and the text, “I rocked it at Morgan’s 11th Birthday Bash!” I screen-printed 13 hot pink shirts with black ink.

What could possibly make Marley Majcher’s (AKA the party goddess) heart sing when she has seen and done it all?

Answer: an abandoned warehouse!

Tucked away in an obscure part of downtown Los Angeles warehouse district is the perfect setting to weave her magic and transform a 10,000 sq.ft.  dilapidated warehouse into a magical space celebrating the four seasons,  fall, winter, spring and summer.

I was invited to the fun and festivities and joined her the day before the party to share in the set up and transformation.  Imagine a nondescript entrance transformed by an awning covering a red carpet and potted trees welcoming guests with a gobo light on the wall that said  ”Yes, you are in the right place!”.  A contemporary, all white welcome/check in area greeted guests with lit bars and varying heights of Jeffrey Latham inspired floral arrangements.

Inside, each room depicted a season.  You first entered  fall” – full of  pumpkins and fall decor  with a life-size “Mayflower” ship anchoring the room.

“Summer”  was all beach and surf boards, picnic tables and palm trees. The loading dock was a perfect stage for the 8 piece band that rocked the night away. A raised platform made for a great area to add striped awnings covering beach chairs to sit and watch the action on the dance floor.

“Winter” greeted you with a life-size gingerbread house. Shots of white chocolate Godiva and vodka kept you warm while you waited your turn for a hunky santa and his elf photo-op.  A winter vignette featuring a sled and real pony delighted the children and completed the winter wonderland!

Upstairs, “Spring”  was an oasis of calm. Chirping birds provided a quieter area to enjoy butterfly displays, neck massages, and  lipstick sampling from an exclusive brand sold in boutiques.

Just when you thought your senses were full and the party was in full swing, out appeared a scarecrow on stilts cutting a swath of Michael Jackson moves on the dance floor.  Dancing in the midst of flying beach balls and dancing guests, this scarecrow makes Gumby seem stiff as a board!

A sumptuous buffet included  3 different kinds of turkey, stuffing and  mac’n cheese in various flavors. And for dessert, why settle for one birthday cake when you can have…- 4 – one for each season! A witch and her cauldron, a cheeseburger, a peppermint patty and a layered cake with flowers.

How about that for celebrating in style!

Happy Holidays!

Yvonne Szikla – Owner/President – Affairs with Flair -  www.theaffairswithflair.com

While “at home” and “backyard” birthday parties will always be popular, here are a few additional options to consider. While some of the venues have rental or admission fees, many are available at no charge. Tie your birthday party theme to the location, be adventurous, and most of all… have fun!

Include a Pinata at Your Birthday Party, Anywhere

• Dome Hotel with Indoor Pool
• Art Museum/Gallery
• Pottery/Ceramic Making “store”
• Children’s Museum
• YWCA/YMCA or other similar gym
• Beauty Parlor
• Mobile Party – contained entirely in a Limo, Trolley or RV
• Roller Rink
• Bowling Alley
• Swimming pool – (Country club, community center)
• Gymboree/Kid gym
• Movie Theatre – rent it out during an “off-peak” time
• Grown Up/Adult restaurant for lunch
• Park
• Farm/Barn
• Amusement Park
• Parent’s place of business
• City building like the court house
• Rent out a toy store after hours
• Sports Team Professional Arena or High School
• Athletic Field
• Zoo
• The kitchen of a favorite restaurant (many will allow private sittings in their kitchens)
• Airport/Stationary Airplane
• Fire Station
• Police Station
• Local campground
• Beach
• Photo Studio – (great for Hollywood, Makeover or Pamper Parties)
• Planetarium
• Dance Studio
• Putt Putt facility
• Historic Train Station
• Orchard/Greenhouse
• Community Hall
• Country Club
• Science Museum

Things don’t always go well in a show.  Unless you are a real magician, something wrong will happen during one of your performances.  If not today, then one day.

If I sound like a doomsayer, it’s because I just watched the movie 2012 when it hit Philippine theaters last week.

But that’s another story.

My point is, no matter how well you know your act, sooner or later, something will not work well as planned that will lead to snafus.

I had a really bad experience a couple of years ago. I devoted time and energy in building and rehearsing a new act.  Despite my extensive preparations, it still bombed big time on its first performance.

The flop was so devastating I wanted to resign from the human race. The only thing that kept me from hanging myself was the need to save my magician’s rope for the next show.

Stay magical,

Leodini

www.leodini.com

“Fizbo” and…

“Here Comes My Girl”

November 25th, 2009

Thanksgiving is a holiday about family, which when deployed in television does one of three things. The first is to emphasize the cohesiveness of a particular group of characters who work seamlessly when brought into the same setting. The second is to emphasize the sheer chaos that results from the show’s personalities coming together, to either comic or dramatic purposes. The third, meanwhile, is to demonstrate that the show is a convoluted mess where bringing the characters together is a futile exercise that will fail to provide interesting television.

What’s helpful for ABC’s 9pm comedies is that both of them have built their identity around the idea of family, to the point where bringing the gang together is like second nature to the two shows. Cougar Town has really started to charm me as of late, and “Here Comes My Girl” is yet another fine episode that brings together this group of individuals into a family of sorts that’s just an enormous amount of fun to watch bounce off of each other. And “Fizbo” is perhaps my favourite Modern Family episode yet, taking advantage of the chaos at the heart of this family and bringing things to a satisfying (and also sort of sweet) conclusion.

It made for a really comforting hour of television comedy, which is what the timeslot has been providing (on average) all season.

Perhaps the strongest individual element of the episodes were the show’s fully taking advantage of the strengths of a pair of supporting characters, in this instance Dan Byrd’s Travis and Eric Stonestreet’s Cameron. The two characters have been strong overall, but this episode allowed them to take things to another level. With Travis, this means going beyond his sarcasm and awkwardness to the heart of his relationship with his mother, resulting in Jules losing her sense of self-control and failing miserably at being anything close to “cool.” The result is a really honest, but funny, story of a son coming to terms with the role his mother will play in his adult life, and while it had its broader comic moments (the balloon gag) and its quippy one-liners (the rolling pin would make me feel self-conscious too) it was more about that moment at episode’s end (set to, thanks to the sleuthing skills of Mrs. Sepinwall, Noah and the Whale’s “Give a Little Love,”) where Jules and Travis share a quiet moment preparing Thanksgiving dinner. It was a wonderful piece of acting from Cox and Byrd, and totally sells that Travis is more well-adjusted than Jules but is nonetheless believably awkward. It was a heartfelt and funny little story that really sold me on the relationship.

As for the genius of Fizbo, I don’t really know where to start. Stonestreet’s Cameron has become the show’s breakout character: while Ty Burrell’s Phil stole the pilot (Lion King moment notwithstanding, even, I’d argue), Cameron has been able to show more dimensions and has a slightly better foil in Jesse Tyler Ferguson’s Mitchell. Fizbo was a stroke of genius because of both the sheer commitment of Stonestreet and some legitimately amazing directing choices. Look at the dramatic angles the show uses to introduce the character as Cameron puts on the nose/eye makeup, or the amazing shot of Fizbo’s foot stepping out of the car when Mitchell’s about to get attacked at the gas station. The show worked to create the legend of Fizbo, and while Stonestreet was nailing the smaller moments (like the “something”/”nothing” gag with Jay) the direction was establishing just how epic this ass-kicking, balloon-animal machine really is. It didn’t have the emotion of Cougar Town’s storyline, but it didn’t have to: who needs sentiment when you have legend?

Cougar Town was less interested in creating such a huge sense of destiny, but I thought the comic rhythms the show has established in recent weeks were working in overdrive: there were a number of fantastic scenes with Ellie and Laurie playing off of one another, the dynamic between the three men was as strong as it always is, and both broader scenes (the “Hi Kylie” song and the basketball games) were executed to their full effect. I also like that they came right out and pointed out that both Bobby and Grayson are at the point in their lives where Jules is the perfect woman for them, and that they used this for both comic and dramatic effect. There was a joke to be had in Grayson’s suggestion of buying it deep inside and avoiding it, but it’s also kind of true, and the characters have a strong enough dynamic for me to buy things going slowly. Some shows I’d wish that they’d get the usual storylines out of the way, but I’m so enjoying just hanging out with this family that a Thanksgiving dinner can simply hint at some things before just being about spending time together.

And perhaps the best thing about “Fizbo” was that this same theme wasn’t hammered into our heads. The conclusion did end on a note that Luke got a great birthday after all, one where he (and not the holiday) was the center of attention and where the whole family came together, but it came to be through a series of hilarious circumstances. After complaining about V’s in media res opening this week, it was great to see one where the views into the hospital scene made us on alert for potential maladies, and the result was a lot of brilliant comic tension as you had both legitimate threats (the scorpion, Dylan’s mayo allergy, the crossbow) and hilarious phobias (Phil’s fear of clowns, which was a great piece of acting from Ty Burrell) pulling us in various different directions. When things eventually go terribly wrong, with Manny becoming the great hero (“My dog’s still in there” was a cute touch) only to have Luke end up breaking his arm after slipping on Claire’s “comb sheaves” beads was the sort of wonderfully fitting climax that the show should do more often. The show earned that scene in the hospital in a way that previous episodes haven’t earned their tidy endings, and the result was a really great half-hour of television.

Overall, two families I’d be glad to have Thanksgiving dinner with, so long as there’s no crossbows involved and Fizbo is invited.

Cultural Observations

• Want to take this chance to wish all of my American readers a Happy Thanksgiving – sure, it’s not as good as the real CANADIAN Thanksgiving, but I hear it’s still a pretty big deal and all that jazz.
• There were a number of great Fizbo sight gags, but I think the battle for me is the post-badass novelty clock pullout and the running away from the scorpion like a small child. So different, and so amazing.
• Although there were a few too many Michael Scott style “Make joke and mug to camera” moments for Phil in this one, I liked that the show continued last week’s trend of Phil making fun of Claire as opposed to vice-versa.
• Andy’s “I’ve got a secret” heartburn was a fun bit of comedy from Ian Gomez, and Christa Miller is as lovely as always in twisting the knife.
• My one question from the show: while Bill Lawrence’s usual signature touches (the use of music, the oddball comedy, the physical comedy, etc.) are all in place along with a sense of sweetness that the show was lacking in the pilot, I do wonder if the show is interested in investigating actual sadness or tragedy at all. Scrubs, as a medical show was forced to confront it, but these characters are relating to the point where something happening to a distant relative could be played emotionally, but it definitely feels more resistant than Scrubs (or, for that matter, Spin City) to the idea. Just a thought.

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I know of some magicians in the Philippines who  revamp their entire magic show every year.

I envy these magicians.  I want to change my shows, too, but my efforts are thwarted by the following reasons:

• Changing the entire show requires huge investment in time and money.
• Changing the entire show in one fell swoop will result in a less-developed program that may not be as entertaining as the current show.
• The clients (most of them hired me because they have seen my show) would insist to see the same act.

The last reason is the strongest reason that,  for a period of time, I’m stuck with my current show.

The feeling is like that of being marooned in a desert—although I have not been to a desert before, so I don’t really know how it feels to be stranded there.

I suppose it is not artistically rewarding to be doing the same show over and over again. However, it can be good business.  In Broadway the longer a show runs, the more profitable it is for the producers. Still, one day, a show, no matter how big a blockbuster, will exhaust its appeal. People will not come anymore to watch it.  And the production folds up.

Magic in the Philippines is a small industry with overcrowded performers. A magic show has shorter run than Cats or Phantom of the Opera. The clients’ point of exhaustion is shorter for a magic show.

So over years of performing, I have found a way—a middle ground—out of this stalemate. I don’t make  wholesale changes to my show.  I merely add and drop a trick here and there. Several months later, I have a show that is somewhat different from my show at the start of the year.

Stay magical,

Leodini

www.leodini.com

You guys did a wonderful job; I couldn’t have asked for it to go any smoother then it did.  Thank you for all of your help.

-Steve