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15 kinds of parties I'd like to throw

Some of these require time, money, or space that I just don't have...but a girl can dream!

  1. An all night murder mystery party. The game would go long into the night with lots of drama unfolding.
  2. Puppy party. Just lots of puppies everywhere!
  3. Petting zoo party. Why are these only for kids?
  4. Bouncy house party. Lots of bouncy houses!
  5. Escape the room. If I could make my own, that would be the most fun.
  6. Baking party. Just bake a ton of stuff and eat a ton of stuff.
  7. Mermaid party. You can learn to swim with a mermaid tail and there have to be a ton of mermaid foods that I could figure out.
  8. Groundhog Day party. Who couldn't use a party in February that isn't Valentine's Day?
  9. Fairy tale party. Costumes, stories, and definitely games.
  10. Candyland party. This would certainly involve a life size Candyland path and you have to answer candy-themed questions or make candy or eat candy to progress to different parts of the party.
  11. Space party. So definitely food and decorations that are space themed, but I also imagine some trivia and star gazing.
  12. Scooby Doo party. People will be divided into the different gang roles and then each gang will compete to figure out the mystery that I lay out for them.
  13. Ugly sweater party. These just seem like dorky, fun parties with tons of photo opportunities.
  14. Pajama party. Adults can have fun sleepovers too!
  15. Scavenger hunt. Ages ago I planned a big one, but timing never worked out.
(Prompt by me)

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