At 2, though, Ruthie hardly has any idea what a birthday is, much less what she wanted for hers, so like last year, we kept things simple: made a cake, ordered pizza and invited ALL the relatives in for supper at Grammy's house. :) (Thanks to Grandma B and Aunt Heidi for rounding out our meal with salad and yummy brie appetizers!)
She chowed down that pizza. :) Poor kid was a bit tired . . . we had spent the afternoon playing at the state park and Ruthie only got a brief nap.
Table full of cousins. :)
She liked having the cake in front of her . . . having it taken away to be cut was a sore disappointment! (And everyone else seemed to enjoy eating the chocolate and vanilla checkerboard more than she.)
It was a perfect party--everyone Ruthie loves in one room for an hour and a half. Presents, food, fun, a pretty pink bow which we've already lost
After the Burchett half of the family left, we looked around the room and suddenly felt very small. It was such a special Christmas and birthday . . . this group may not be replicated again for a while.
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