I mentioned that it was Gabriel's 3rd birthday the other day.
Well, we ended up celebrating a week late so Doug could go to the Cherry Blossom festival in Hirosaki.
But I don't think Gabey minded one bit...seeing as how he's three and not calendar savvy enough to know it was a week late.
He choose Star Wars for his theme, so I made him an R2D2 cake. Since Doug told me I was NOT allowed to spend money on party favors, I printed some Star Wars coloring sheets, we played "destroy the meteor" and that was that. A million kids came, a million balloons were popped, cake was eaten, presents were opened, messes were made, and a good time was had by all. Which is all we ask around here.
Well, we ended up celebrating a week late so Doug could go to the Cherry Blossom festival in Hirosaki.
He choose Star Wars for his theme, so I made him an R2D2 cake. Since Doug told me I was NOT allowed to spend money on party favors, I printed some Star Wars coloring sheets, we played "destroy the meteor" and that was that. A million kids came, a million balloons were popped, cake was eaten, presents were opened, messes were made, and a good time was had by all. Which is all we ask around here.
Happy birthday cute boy!
We sure love you!!!
Oh, and in case you're wondering about the cake, here's how I made it:
How to Make an R2D2 Cake
Use two boxes of Funfetti cake mix.
Get help from a three-year-old birthday boy...
Remove child from room.
Permanently.
Divide cake batter between a Pyrex bowl and two round cake pans and bake.
