childrens birthday party invitations

So you've looked around and can't find what you want in the shops.
You've no time to look any more.
But you still want to make your kid's party special So think about adding their favourite film character to their birthday cards You can easily choose from a complete range of characters without stepping outside your front door.
For example

Fimbles
Finding Nemo
Digimon
Footabll...to name but a few.

The list is huge but you'll struggle to find better in the shops so have a look online first.
If you can't see what you want then you could make your own: First decide what kind of party it's going to be What sort of pictures would you like to decorate your cake with ? You could make you own.

You could select a picture off the internet and e-mail it (not so much fun) or dowload an image and print it off. There's simple software to help you do this. You can remove red eye (when someones eye turns red on a flash) You can rotate and crop pictures You can change colour and brightness Also, you could use this with ANY photos not just for your party.

But of course, if its simplicity and ease you want then go back to the Internet.

Magic Music

One of the players is sent out of the room, and the rest then agree upon some simple task for her to perform, such as moving a chair, touching an ornament, or finding some hidden object. She is then called in and some one begins to play the piano. If the performer plays very loudly, the "seeker" knows that she is nowhere near the object she is to search for. When the music is soft, then she knows she is very near, and when the music ceases altogether, she knows that she has found the object she was intended to look for.

Buzz

This is a very old game, but is always a very great favorite. The more the players, the greater the fun. The way to play it is as follows: The players sit in a circle and begin to count in turn, but when the number 7 or any number in which the figure 7 or any multiple of 7 is reached, they say "Buzz," instead of whatever the number may be.

As, for instance, supposing the players have counted up to 12, the next player will say "13," the next "Buzz" because 14 is a multiple of 7 (twice 7)—the next player would then say "15" the next "16," and the next would, of course, say "Buzz" because the figure 7 occurs in the number 17. If one of the players forgets to say "Buzz" at the proper time, he is out.

The game then starts over again with the remaining players, and so it continues until there is but one person remaining. If great care is taken the numbers can be counted up to 70 which, according to the rules before mentioned, would, of course, be called Buzz. The numbers would then be carried on as Buzz 1, Buzz 2, etc., up to 79, but it is very seldom that this stage is reached.