03-13-2004, 07:02 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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Need Help for a Surprise Birthday Party!
Planning a surprise 50th birthday party for my mom and have
about 80 people getting together at a resturant and she has no clue. I know I will have to go up and present a speech and need some ideas and tips on what to I need to say & cover with a side note of making it short, sweet and a bit humorours. Anybody feel free to chip in with some thoughts. I will keep everyone posted on how it goes. |
03-14-2004, 08:37 AM | #2 (permalink) |
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Dude we can't tell you what to say, we don't know your mom, only YOU can properly express how much of a positive influence your mom has been on your life and the lives of others, how much of a role she had in shaping all of your good qualities and such. Having said that, if you're throwing her a surprise party, I guess she ain't all that bad, hehe. Hope everything goes well for ya.
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03-14-2004, 02:52 PM | #3 (permalink) |
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Thanks for checking in soul. The party went really smooth and
everyone had loads of fun. Everyone arrived around 12:45 and dad brought mom in around 1ish and she had no idea and was totally shocked. We had a big lunch, cake cutting ceremony, dances for entertainment that the young gals did and called it a day around 3ish. I was a lilttle nervous when speech time came around but I managed with a short and sweet note by thanking everyone for comming and to let mom know how much I love her and for "putting" up with me everyday. haha. Definately a memorable moment I will never forget. If anyone ever needs any pointers feel free to PM me. |
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