Luckily the rain held off this past Saturday so we could have our movie night outside, just as we had envisioned. Â It was a casual affair that basically consisted of blankets and pillows scattered about on the grass along with some of Colleen’s patio furniture and folding chairs brought by neighbors. Â We did make a few snacks and had a table that included some movie theater appropriate items. Â Colleen and Corey showed The Fantastic Mr. Fox, one of their favorite Wes Anderson movies, which ended up being a great idea since it was both adult and kid friendly. Â We borrowed the sound equipment, projector, and screen from their neighbor Jamie, who was also kind enough to come over and help set everything up. Â The screen he built himself from pvc pipes and a painters cloth. Â Now those are some serious DIY skills. Â Â Of course, in typical Colleen and Megan fashion, we neglected to take any pictures of the movie setup or any people during the party. Â Fortunately, Colleen was able to steal a photo of the kids around the screen taken by her neighbor Katie. Â Thanks Katie! Â All in all I would say it was a perfect evening to end the summer before school started again this week.
Colleen and Corey were pug sitting this week so Leila helped us get ready for the party. Â Mostly by making weird snorty noises and trying to trip us while we walked. Â Since she was a pivotal member of the party planning team, I am glad she could make a blog appearance.
It was such a fun night! Can we do another one soon please?!
Yes!!
Such a fun evening. Yall are just the cutest.
Thanks Tay!! Glad you were there. 🙂
incredible. absolutely incredible. y’all throw the best parties.
Thanks Christina!!
Looks like great fun!!!
Love this. Can you share some details on how you figured out the projector and screen? I thought about doing something like this for our block party but I couldn’t get past the technical mumbo jumbo.
Haha! If only we knew. We made that the boys’ job. Colleen’s neighbor had a projector and I believe we used a specific cable to hook that up to a DVD player and then we needed a sound source to connect to so we used an amp. I am really glad that wasn’t my job. 🙂 I took popcorn duty.