Hi Readers. Sorry for the delay in posts. I started a "Socks on Sundays" knitting class on Annalise's birthday. Since starting this class, every minute of my free time has been taken up on knitting my first sock. It would have gone faster if I didn't choose teeny tiny needles and teeny tiny gauge yarn. But it is going to look fantastic. And, I've already completed my "homework" for next Sunday so I can get caught up on all my blogs (and watch all the season premires this week)
Back to the blog. Annalise's birthday was last week. For about 3 weeks leading up to her birthday, she kept asking how many more days. What she was really looking forward to was her birthday party with all of her neighbor buddies.
Evie made a game of "pin the wand on the fairy". She drew the fairy to look like Annalise. We think she did a great job.
At the party, she showed the rest of the girls how to play.
They all had a chance to pin the wand on the fairy--some with very humorous results.
Evie and Grandma Taller set up a treasure hunt for all the guests. They each had to follow clues all around the yard to get the final prize. This is Annalise and her buddy Stella looking for a clue.
After the treasure hunt, the girls each had a pillowcase to decorate and take home. And there was a fairy on it.
Our big Five year old with her pretty cake that Stella's mom made. Stella's mom is now the offical cake baker of our family. She did a great job making a Rainbow Fairy, Scarlett.
All the ladies at the party enjoyed pink (of course) lemonade with their pink ice cream and pink cake. Girls.
Annalise got to open lots of fun presents that she really enjoys playing with including "homemaker Barbie". Check it out, it really exists.
Evie made a game of "pin the wand on the fairy". She drew the fairy to look like Annalise. We think she did a great job.
At the party, she showed the rest of the girls how to play.
They all had a chance to pin the wand on the fairy--some with very humorous results.
Evie and Grandma Taller set up a treasure hunt for all the guests. They each had to follow clues all around the yard to get the final prize. This is Annalise and her buddy Stella looking for a clue.
After the treasure hunt, the girls each had a pillowcase to decorate and take home. And there was a fairy on it.
Our big Five year old with her pretty cake that Stella's mom made. Stella's mom is now the offical cake baker of our family. She did a great job making a Rainbow Fairy, Scarlett.
All the ladies at the party enjoyed pink (of course) lemonade with their pink ice cream and pink cake. Girls.
Annalise got to open lots of fun presents that she really enjoys playing with including "homemaker Barbie". Check it out, it really exists.
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