Our sweet little angel is four. Have you not heard? I feel like we've been celebrating this birthday for days. We partied like a bunch of royalty on Sunday with a princess party. The birthday girl had requested a princess themed party. I don't think she quite "gets" what a birthday theme is as she first requested a chocolate cake party. I like this girl. Grace had her friends and family to celebrate with her along with a visit from Cinderella. She painted faces and treated the "commoners" to a magic show. On a selfish note, I'm hoping I've paid my dues with the princess stuff. Let's hope age five brings horses and fairies for a theme.
A princess party unfolds.
Waiting for the other princesses to arrive.
The princess cake that cost me a few hours of sleep and a lot of under eye concealer the day of the party.
Magical lollipop wands.
Frog and princess cupcakes.
"Where did you come from?"
Grace wondering if she's about to give up her crown
Hand painting. Grace wanted nothing to do with painting on the face.
Like sister, like brother.
The birthday girl helping out with the magic show.
Concentrate really hard.
"She's dreamy!"
"Abracadabra!"
The birthday clan with Cinderella.
"Hey Cinderella, check out these abs."
"Mommy, you'll always be my princess!", says Carter to his mommy.
Honorary grandparents, Mike and Penny. They've never missed a birthday celebration. In fact, when the left, they said, "see you twice in October for the boys' birthdays".
Cheese!
Cousin Adelyn striking a pose.
Blowing out the candles.
A princess needs new wheels, right? Thanks Grandma & Grandpa!
William, you don't have to ride this girly thing.
Because you get this!
Testing the new rides.
It even plays Disney tunes.
Waiting for the next crash.
"I said, it's my turn!".
Learning to pedal.
Who's enjoying this more?
An hour later and the princess can pedal by herself.
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