WARNING:
You are going to be subjected to some
chronological zig-zags
over the next few posts.
Not an ideal way to go about things, but there's definitely good material.
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At this juncture, I'm going to share my first day in Oxford.
Jill - DIL Extraordinaire - put togethera British birthday party
for Grace's 1st and Arian's 33rd.
Take a look at Grace's 200% focus on those candles!
for Grace's 1st and Arian's 33rd.
Take a look at Grace's 200% focus on those candles!
"Okay, kids. You can blow now!"
What could be better than watching a 1 year-old ATTACK a birthday cake?
Kenneth absolutely ADORES Baby Grace!
After all, everything she does is soooooooo cute.
Course #101: Riding Toys
A certain someone figured he could just HIDE,
when it was time for Grace to have a birthday photo alone.
Well, it sorta worked.
The evening wouldn't have been complete
without a stint on the BUCKING BRONCO.
without a stint on the BUCKING BRONCO.
OH THE GIGGLES!
1 comment:
First of all, it's not the Brits who are famous for their pastry - it's the French. Though those cakes do have a very sturdy British air about their frippery. I want a party like that, too. My mother was never one for luscious. And it's fast Sunday, which makes reading this all the worse. The children are beautiful. And can you believe OUR children are in their 30s? Cam will be 31 this year, and Gin - well, she and A are about the same age. A lovely party.
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