Bunny's Birthday Bash

Last week Tuesday was my bunny's birthday. He's getting so old! 34...one more year until 35! I swear he's getting more handsome as time goes by. I'm a little partial though. And then there's all the sweet moments between my bunny and his boys. It makes me fall in love with him again every time! I'm so proud of the man Jason has become, especially since moving to Georgia. As great as my bunny is, he is still the only person who can make me madder than mad in mere seconds. I think he enjoys getting under my skin every once in a while.

So to celebrate my wonderful husband's big day, the boys and I made a nice spaghetti dinner and I bought a yummy chocolate cake/cheesecake. Mimi even stopped by after work to join in the festivities. Unfortunately, when I opened the truck door to get the groceries out, the cake fell upside down on the garage floor. Go figure. I picked it up immediately and decided it still looked edible. Jason already received his birthday gift in June when mom, Peter, dad, Mary Joy and I flew him to Wisconsin for his best friends birthday bash.

Note: I thought I should mention that when the cake fell to the ground, it was still in it's container. Mom was concerned about that detail:)

One slightly squashed cake

Jameson didn't like that the attention was focused away from him, so he became a little difficult

If there's cake, Ayden is a happy camper

Happy Father's Day!

I realize that Father's Day was Sunday, but with all the excitement of our ultrasound yesterday I forgot to give a little shout out to all the daddies in the world. Our Father's Day was pretty low key. With my dad and Jason's dad in Wisconsin and then Peter in Pittsburgh with mom, it was just us. We had a nice relaxing weekend. We got a few things done, but in slow motion. We were never in a hurry to do anything. Jason was beyond helpful with the boys and I couldn't have been more grateful!

On Sunday daddy actually got up before 10am. Ayden was practically peeing in his pants to give daddy the card he made for him. I'm going to try and scan it in so you can see it...I'm still laughing just thinking about it. Ayden made it on his last day of school and his teacher had asked him some questions about daddy and then wrote down his responses. One of the questions was "If you could take your daddy anywhere, where would you take him". Ayden's response was "Target".

Then Jameson gave daddy a store bought card from both of the boys. It was a SpongeBob card that had a very large sticker inside that daddy was supposed to wear all day. I wasn't sure if Jason would willingly wear the sticker all day, but he put it on with no complaints. I was soooo proud of him. Then I gave Jason my card. Of course it was some sappy thing about being so grateful he's the father of my children and how I can't imagine life without him. Jason needs his ego stroked every once in a while:)

After a nice dinner at Partner's Pizza with Mimi, we headed home to play with play dough. Ayden had been begging all day to play play dough so there was no way to avoid it. Being the wonderful daddy that Jason is, he gave the boys their bath and then settled at the kitchen table to make some wonderful play dough creations.

I sure hope all the daddies had a great Father's Day!