It's suppose to be our family tradition to celebrate half birthdays but we have not done a great job in celebrating. SO this time we shall celebrate for the happiest baby we know!
Christmas Eve morning started with a great birthday breakfast from my hubby...yes, PJ cooked! I was SO proud of him. I requested wheat pancakes from Denny's (not bad, but I heard IHOP's are better). He fancied up some soy chorizo, with eggs, and hash brown. Super yummy!
The cook hard at work.
After breakfast he read to me another of his adorable haiku's. He's been writing these to me every since we started to date.
We ended a late-late night after the ER. Key wouldn't stop throwing up, so I called the nurse's advice line, and they advised to bring her in. Thankfully it was a stomach virus going around so the ER was seeing lots of kids. They gave her a shot so she would stop, and it allowed her to sleep the rest of the night. We got home at about 3am. We needed a nice treat, since we had a hard night--Sprinkles always does the trick;)
For my daughters birthday, I decided to do a masquerade ball, and supply the masks to promote the spirit. My Key wore a pink tutu, lacy leggings, and a onesie with her hand print on it. I got the idea from an issue of Parents magazine, about a year ago or so. So, if anyone is getting ready to through a party, and want something personal, and even something to save as a memento, this might do the trick.
and I am the wifee of a wonderful man, and mommy to Rock, Key, and Story. This blog is my journal of trying to "take every thought captive" (2 Corinthians 10:5) in order to see more of Christ, and less of myself through my endeavors. I've liked the arts, in various forms, but since my daughters birth, it's taken a whole new turn.