
Now come on - a gift from the heart, yeah? Thank you, Liza. Yesterday, once they'd seen that the "birthday elves" had come (put up streamers and balloons) and it was my birthday - I had asked the kids if their gift to me could be a day of no whining or fighting. No dice.
So, on to things I could control - I decided to have a little birthday pizza party. Tyler's late night is Tuesday, and given the fact the we just returned from the aforementioned trip to Hawaii, he had a full day (though did manage to squeeze in making me the wonderful, traditional breakfast in bed).
It was the big "three - oh" as they all say
, and I had been out of town - I wanted my friends to come hang out. So, a few phone calls later, a quick trip to It was such a blast. The kids all ran around, and we spent the afternoon with friends coming and going. Before I knew it - the day was done! Sure put a new perspective on the old way to spend a birthday. (which was... - I dunno!)
oh - and no pics - too busy having fun to even think of it. Too bad - I was hair -ed and make-up -ed, and it wasn't even Sunday : )
(P.S. -
Thank you to all who e-mailed, texted, called, snail mailed, oh - and sang, et.c - such fun to feel loved all day!).
Happy Birthday! Gotta love costco's $10 pizza :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday ol' lady! Welcome to the club!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a fun day! Happy Birthday!! Welcome to your thirty's.
ReplyDeletep.s. Abigail has that same old Pottery Barn doll and also calls it a him. We were getting rid of excess toys the other day and she was in tears about wanting to keep her only "boy" doll.
Happy Birthday girlie...I love your guts!!!
ReplyDeleteHey Sarah! Happy 30th! Kids can be so sweet sometimes!
ReplyDeleteI'm so sorry that I wasn't one of the friends you were able to thank...pathetic. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! Really late, but I am so glad you were born! Thanks for being my friend.
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