Second birthday parties are marvelous. The child is old enough to appreciate the spectacle, without demanding anything like friends or massive presents or pin-the-tail-on-the-donkey style party games. We decorated (streamers, balloons and roses) in yellow, her favorite color; I made a yellow pound cake with apple cider sauce in a yellow pitcher; those of us with yellow in our wardrobe wore yellow.
The other bestest gift of the day was the balloons, as her cousin Girl-Child could have told her. The balloons were a big hit.
3 comments:
Thank you so much for your pictures. It looks like a lot of fun.
Actually, Girl-Child is the cousin of Miss T's mother, NOT Miss T herself. The Girl-Child and Miss T are cousins once removed if I remember correctly.
DaBris
A cousin is a cousin, I figure. At a family reunion, face to face and wearing my Pedant hat, I'll introduce myself around with the exact familial relationship.
But on a blog, talking about children, I'm not going to be strict.
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