Christmas Party for Tae Kwon Do



Here we are all spruced up for the Park's Martial Arts Christmas party. Yes, my eyes are closed in the group picture, but don't those boys look nice? Chris has so much fun at this annual party--the food is good, there's a DJ so he can dance the night away, and the raffle prizes are fabulous! This year Chris won the singing contest, he sang Jingle Bells, the prize was a Tae Kwon Do hitting paddle, which I'm sure has a technical name, I just don't know it. He won a beautiful set of four coffee mugs which he traded for coat hooks. I won a candle warmer set and a lotion dispenser. It was a lot of fun, but a very late night, especially when church starts at 9 a.m. the next morning.
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JNL said…
The party sounds like fun- we'll have to make it next year...congrats to Chris on winning the singing prize!
December 25, 2008 at 7:57 PM
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