Safira's Birthday Surprise Party

Last saturday, we made a surprise party for our dearest pal Safira. We had been prepared since a long time. We contacted Safira's mother, aka Tante Dewi =D she helped and supported us in making the party. We gathered in Aldhita's house as our first base to collect any stuff used for our surprise party; include Eggs and Flour to be Safira's hair creambath ehehehe

Than we went to safira's house while she was in Mall with her mom. Along the preparation at Safira's house, we kept contacting her mother. Many of Tante Dewi's crew helped us. Thanks to Safira's maid : Mba Penny =D

Theesa bought the birthday cake.



All of us were busy in preparing the party. We made Safira had a bad mood via Twitter. All of us were hide in Safira's bedroom when she entered her house. This is me with batik shirt,



and THIS IS HER!!! Happy Birthday, my dear.....


And it is Safira with her mother, thanks alot Tante Dewi..


We invited her boyfriend, Jullian as well. What a sweet moment...



We enjoyed our Mc Donald lunch that bought by Tante Dewi while Steven played Vierra song on Safira's piano. His finger which walked on the piano melted the girls...



As i said before, we also had a special treatment for Safira's hair !!

THE LATEST HAIR CREAMBATH MADE BY EGGS AND FLOUR

And HERE WE ARE! The Fu Fu Fu



Also DeadLine Band member



Thank you for reading, see you on my next journey =D

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