
We had painted the front door a coastal island light blue color, but we didn't really like it. I got the wreath at Costco, and used some paint we had gotten years ago to paint the door in Atlanta. I love this color.
Sarah, a friend from work, came to help do make up.





This is the third or fourth year we've been involved with flag football, but the first that only Jack is playing, and Robin is his coach.
we found some sparklers left over from 4th of July that added some excitement to his cake
in this picture you can see his box of football guys that is his absolute favorite
he plays on the kitchen floor while I cook (and think about that....there's not much foot room to begin with).
he plays on the coffee table anytime anyone is watching television
this is not a hug. it's a "mmmoooommmmm, juliet is on my football field, get her OFF"
It's been hard enough for him to have "his kids" at school all day, he hated to wait until they got home from school to open his presents (especially since a big brother had football practice, which meant he couldn't celebrate until after 8 pm). so he waited until mom was busy with laundry/dinner and snuck into mom and dad's room where the presents were wrapped and had a fine time unwrapping them by himself.
this was his expression for opening the presents from Grandma and Grandpa
doing the Happy Birthday dance after finding candy in his package.....
He got a bunch of "practical life activities" stuff which is Montessori slang for kitchen stuff from the dollar section at Target. He didn't like the chef's hat, but big bro Mike did
so, since he's 3 now and has all this kitchen stuff, he decided to make his own cake. fun!