Jack's 4th Birthday Party

I've been busy with Grannies in town and planning Jack's birthday party but I know Jason has been missing seeing the boys photos on the blog so I'm up late to make him happy (even though I should be in bed...). So here are photos from today's party.

It was a Cars themed party but this is what you get when you have a 4 year old pick out his cake, emergency vehicles. He actually wanted the construction workers cake but that was discontinued. At least the cake he picked had some type of cars on it.

We had about 10 kids here, which was smaller than previous parties, but it was much nicer. Jack and his new "best friend" Gavin didn't leave each other's side the entire party. Gavin is the son of Ethan's physical therapist and he'd been coming with his mom all summer for therapies so the boys could play and they always got on like a house on fire. We're hoping to get these boys together more often now.

Jack and his grannies, who were such a big help to me today. With Jason gone, I don't think I would have been up to doing this all by myself.

This is a picture of the "pretty striped paper" that Jack "didn't rip" while opening the gift. He was very proud of himself while the rest of us got a little giggle.

Ethan found the recorder and was trying to play it. He was actually blowing in to it from the correct end but by the time I got the camera out he had switched it around.

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