As soon as we uttered those first birthday wishes, a little smile rolled across her face before her eyes had a chance to open (which is quite opposite of the norm). I revealed that we had a birthday surprise waiting for her in the kitchen. She shot right out of bed and pranced towards the kitchen.
This was her first sight.
She learned how to ride without training-wheels about a month ago, and her old bike was getting a little small, so she got this new (to her) bike. This is the third year in a row she has gotten a bike for her birthday. Thank goodness the novelty has not worn off.
We knew we wouldn't be able to enjoy birthday cake until her party on Saturday, so instead we sung the familiar birthday tune over this birthday doughnut.
From the looks of it, a doughnut works just as well as cake!
Then it was time for presents. One gift bag was from her sisters and the big one was from mom and dad. It seemed to be a magical bag. Like a Magician during a magic show, she just kept pulling one surprise after another out of that bag!
She continued by pulling out a new dining room table and accessories for her Barbie House. Finally the Barbies have somewhere to eat . . . even though Barbie looks like she's been on a strict no carb diet since her early teens.
From the looks of it, a doughnut works just as well as cake!
Then it was time for presents. One gift bag was from her sisters and the big one was from mom and dad. It seemed to be a magical bag. Like a Magician during a magic show, she just kept pulling one surprise after another out of that bag!
First was the vacuum cleaner. What five-year-old wouldn't want a vacuum cleaner . . . ? I don't know, but she did ask for one.
She continued by pulling out a new dining room table and accessories for her Barbie House. Finally the Barbies have somewhere to eat . . . even though Barbie looks like she's been on a strict no carb diet since her early teens.
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