We celebrated Connor's 2nd birthday on Saturday, March 7 (which is his birthday!). We were so lucky to have such wonderful weather, 63 and sunny! Because the weather was so cooperative, we were able to spend a lot of time out in the backyard. I built a train out of cardboard boxes so the kids could play in it. I found cute little wooden trains for each of the kids, so they decorated them. They also swung on the swing set and ran around. We had food inside. The food consisted of Wagon wraps (grilled chicken wraps), Station House Sandwiches (pb&j train shaped sandwiches), lumber (pretzel rods), Livestock (smokies wrapped in bacon with brown sugar), coal (cocoa puff marshmallow treats), stop lights (strawberry, pineapple, and green grape skewers), and wagon wheels and cheese (macaroni and cheese with wagon wheel pasta). We had sweet tea, strawberry lemonade, and water (diesel fuel) to drink. All in all, I think everyone had a great time celebrating our sweet little 2 year old. I know he really enjoyed playing with everyone, and we were so glad to see everyone. Below are some pictures of the party. Thank you to everyone who came. We really appreciate you spending your afternoon with us!
Sign I made for the front door
I also made this banner
Food table
The cookies I made (not sure why the picture is sideways)
"Baggage Claim" with all of the "suitcases" I put together for the kids
Inside was a hat with their name on it, bandana, train whistle, wooden train, and a cookie
The train and signs I made
The birthday boy
Doing something dangerous
Decorating their trains
Maddie had a blue bandana
Sweet girls wearing their hats and bandanas playing in the sunshine
Max and Lydia really liked the swings and slide. Connor joined in for a little bit
Ella liked to swing too
Train cars for cakes
Blowing out his candle
He looks satisfied
They both wanted the cookies
Opening presents
Sweet Ella
Elliott helped Connor out a little
Love seeing these two play together
Having so much fun
Lydia and Max really enjoyed the train table
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