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#HeartsforHeartsGirls Doll Party

What an exciting morning we have had here in West Texas. this morning we got to have our Hearts for Hearts Girls party at our local park. I was selected to be a host of MommyParties sponsored by Hearts for Hearts Girls last month and my daughter and her friends have been so excited for this day to come. We made blueberry muffins this morning and picked up some juice. I was given a great list of recipes but unfortunately they were all for afternoon meals. To beat the heat we had a our party nice and early and met at 9am. The girls played and talked about the dolls. Hearts for hearts Girls are an amazing product. Not only are all the dolls different and dressed as they would dress in their culture, but they partner with WorldVision and a portion of every sale goes to help the cause and making life a little better for a child.
We are ready and waiting :O)
After about 2 hours we drew for the lucky winner of Lillian :O)
The winner and my daughter ended up trading dolls.lol
All the girls had some much fun and no one was left out. All the girls went home with some adorable hearts for heart bracelets. It was a perfect start to a weekend and even the boys had fun.lol 

**I was provided the above mentioned products in order to host this party. Thank you MomSelect and Heart for Heart Girls**

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shopannies said…
what an awesome event one to have great fun with

come over and see what we have shared at http://shopannies.blogspot.com
August 11, 2012 at 8:58 PM
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