Our birthday celebration started out with Jason making "pane-kets" with Mommy.
They were so good he had to snitch.
But, once everyone was awake, we had a nice birthday breakfast for Jason.
He liked the candles and the birthday song so much than when he wanted another pancake he started crying saying they weren't birthday pancakes!! After a little confusion, we figured out that he wanted us to do the whole candle and birthday song over again! Silly boy, but we humored him.
Breakfast had barely ended before Jason was out in his sandbox. Uncle Macsen helped Daddy finish it the night before.
My awesome siblings helped me set everything up.
And before we knew it, it was party time!
This kid is obsessed with tractors. He points them out everytime we drive by any kind of road construction, and never misses one! So, that was our party theme.
Super excited for his party to start!
Can you tell he's excited?
This was the birthday cake - cups of dirt with a tractor for everyone who came.
But...only one little friend came. Made me kinda sad, but luckily Jason's never been to a party, and has no idea what he was missing. My whole reason for throwing him a party was so he could have lots of little friends around - he wants friends so bad!! But he had a great time with Greyson, and we are so glad he came!
We really couldn't get the kids out of the sandbox, so we brought the present to them.
Greyson was so helpful in unwrapping it!
What did we give him? A tractor and a dump truck of course!
Then Greyson brought over his gift.
And they were off playing again.
What a great party!!
We just sat in the backyard and let them play.
Macsen, where are the pictures of you!!?
At long last, after the party was well over, Jason decided he'd had enough of the sandbox and brought all of his tractors over to the table...there were MANY since we only gave 2 away to our one little party guest.
He patiently lined them all up.
And was less than enthused when we tried to get him to pay attention to anything but those tractors...
But once we started singing, he warmed up to the idea.
Happy Birthday Jason!
Then, it was time for him to open the gift from Grandma and Grandpa Viehweg.
"Dad, you're taking forever."
Once we finally got it open, he was pretty thrilled.
"ooooooo"
And all thoughts of tractors were immediately put to rest.
Quite possibly his favorite toy - ever.
Look at that face!!
And it came with binoculars!
And a helmet!
Which Daddy is excited about because it also fits him! haha.
Once the vest came out, Jason made Jessica put it all on for him. She was happy to oblige.
But magical things happened when Jason put on the whole ensamble.
He was in heaven!
Combat Force Jason shot us all at least 100 times each...because the gun makes sounds.
One happy Three Year Old
4 comments:
Oh man that looked like such a great bash I am impressed! I love that he had his presents brought to him in the sandbox. So hillarious!
That party is amazing! And Jason is so cute - you can really tell what he is thinking with his face expressions! Miss you - great job!
Loved all those cute details, Brit!! Him wanting you to sing again to his panCAKE, him in love with the sandbox and trucks, the incredible party you threw, which by the way, I'm so glad you had your family there to set up and it enjoy it with you because they appreciate it way more than kiddos! So sad only one little guy came! 3 is so fun because they start remembering; he'll talk about this for the next year! Way to go!
So cute! Love the theme, and glad he didn't seem phased by only one friend; probably bummed you out more than anything after all the effort for the party!
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