Four things about Indy at 4!
1. He can roll his R's and D's better than anyone I know.
2. He loves Wild Kratts, Beauty & the Beast, and Justin Time.
3. He loves doing puzzles and is pretty dang good at them.
4. He values snuggling and snugly things, which I love.
This entire weekend was dedicated to Indy turning 4. The truth is, I've been much too tired and nauseous to do anything extravagant, but even in my laziness I think he's convinced we went all out.
Starting with his "birthday party" at Seaworld. I told him he was going to have a party with his friends – Which really meant, I invited his friends with Seaworld passes to meet up with us for the afternoon. I did make cupcakes and snack bags, which was the absolute least amount of effort I've ever put into a party. Guys, I didn't even have to clean my bathrooms! The best.
The very next day, my friend Christina, hosted the most extravagant birthday party you could dream of. A circus party for her sweet daughters – complete with pony rides, circus food, games, bouncy house, petting zoo, etc. I might have mentioned to Indy that it was all for him. I mean, his friends were all there. Shhhhh. He'll never know :)
Last, but not least, his actual birthday. We woke him up with balloons and our whole family singing happy birthday {complete with harmony thanks to Grandma Annye}. Then Sean and I took him to breakfast at Snooze, because pancakes. The rest of the day consisted of picking out a new bike, a play-date with his bestie at the park, pizza, cake, and presents. I'd say he did pretty good for himself this birthday.
The cake pictures are hilarious! That boy could model, all your boys could. :-) Happy Birthday Indy!
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