On Ezra's actual birthday we had a family party with cake and opened up presents that Nannie had sent in the mail. He was so excited to get pokemon and sonic toys!
The next weekend we had a birthday party with friends. By the time we invited friends on our street and friends from church (and some siblings came), there was 17 kids! I had a hard time telling Ezra he couldn't invite people, but next year I'm sure it will be easier. It was crazy chaos, but all of the kids had a good time. Joe and I were wiped out after it was over. The kids played relay games, tried to break the pinata and decorated cupcakes.
The kids doing the dress up relay.
The kids doing the crab walk relay. 
Ezra taking a swing at the pinata.
Decorating cupcakes and getting messy.
All in all it was a great party and it seemed like everyone had a blast. Later that night I asked Ezra how his party was. He very excitedly told me "it was a rip-off!" He was about to be in big trouble until I asked him what rip-off means. He told me it meant a really super fun exciting time. I corrected him and let him know that he shouldn't tell people his birthday was a rip-off.
Ezra taking a swing at the pinata.
Decorating cupcakes and getting messy.
2 comments:
Okay, that picture of Ezra with the toy is AWESOME. Another awesome thing: The quotes. I read them to Joe and we both laugh hard. Next awesome thing: YOU'RE HERE!! HOORAY!
Joan, I love hearing about your boys. The things they say are so funny. I hope Brooks entertains me like this when he's seven. Christy
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