. . .a new bike, just for her. She was so excited about it that she even forgot to put her shoes on and started riding around in her socks. She jumped right on and started peddling, only to find out that she didn't know how to stop. She was telling the bike to "stop" and it just wasn't listening until she hit the grass. Luckily she didn't fall. We were able to quickly explain to her how to use her brakes and then she was off like a pro (with training wheels of course).
For dinner Natalie requested RIBS! What four year old asks for ribs for dinner? And then rice and carrots? Don't most four year old want pizza or mac and cheese or something like that? We weren't complaining though I guess. Ribs are a delicacy around here. You can see in the following pictures just how much we enjoyed dinner. . .Tanner's favorite part of the meal was chewing on the bones after we got all the meat off.
Bailey and Mom still working on dinner. We always seem to be the last two at the table.
For Natalie's cake she specifically asked for Strawberry Cake. Here is Natalie waiting to blow out her candles. We told her to make a wish, so she put her hands together and said "I wish that. . .". We stopped her just in time and let her know of the tradition of not telling your wish or it won't come true. Who made that silly rule, I don't know. But we are passing on the tradition for some reason. Natalie with her birthday card and hair things from Grandma and Grandpa Bruschke
A card from Great-grandma Betty and Wayne
The card she got from Grandma and Grandpa Higham
And finally the coloring books that she got from Grandma and Grandpa Bruschke. Somehow I didn't get a pictures of the Cinderella doll and Polly Pockets that she got, but she had a great birthday and loved everything that she got.
For Natalie's cake she specifically asked for Strawberry Cake. Here is Natalie waiting to blow out her candles. We told her to make a wish, so she put her hands together and said "I wish that. . .". We stopped her just in time and let her know of the tradition of not telling your wish or it won't come true. Who made that silly rule, I don't know. But we are passing on the tradition for some reason. Natalie with her birthday card and hair things from Grandma and Grandpa Bruschke
A card from Great-grandma Betty and Wayne
The card she got from Grandma and Grandpa Higham
And finally the coloring books that she got from Grandma and Grandpa Bruschke. Somehow I didn't get a pictures of the Cinderella doll and Polly Pockets that she got, but she had a great birthday and loved everything that she got.