Anyway, since I knew we'd be doing cake for the friend party, we just grabbed pink hostess cupcakes for the family affair. Quite sufficient!
We hide the presents and the birthday kid looks for them - we sing happy birthday loud when she gets close and quieter when she is far from the presents. Girly A didn't really get that part, but the big kids helped. :) But she certainly excelled at ripping the wrapping off and being tickled pink about her gifts.
And for the friend-party, we had her little play group over, plus siblings. We had a sprinkler, wading pool, and sidewalk chalk in the back, and coloring pages and play doh at the table. And all the food was served via toothpick. It takes better that way (scientific fact!). (aside: Joseph's childhood photo album is full of birthday pictures of he and Jake in their swim suits. I think Girly A's will be the same. :)
Thank you again to the internet for inspiring pretty things. :)
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What a cutie!
At three years, Girly A is talking non-stop, finally potty trained, loves to snuggle, sucks her thumb (!?) and plays with her hair constantly. She adores J-boy, and is his little copy-cat (much to her parents' chagrin at times). When she gets hurt (or is disciplined by mom or dad) she cries for K-lady. :) She NEVER naps, and likes to sleep in and stay up late. She is a darling little girl, and we all simply adore her.
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Um love the ruffle cake!! And I can't believe how big she is, and desperately want to hear her voice talking nonstop all day. L is the same way, and I can only imagine the conversations they'd have together (actually, they'd be busy following J-boy around to even talk. haha). Love and miss you!!
SOOO cute!! I love the ruffle cake too! It's adorable! I want to hear her little voice!
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