Halloween kicks off a fairly busy season for us which stretches through to the end of March. All the holidays and birthdays, and people visiting from overseas -- it all happens at that time of year.
So a few days after Halloween, was Bert's 4th birthday.
On their birthdays, we let the kids eat anywhere they want to, and sometimes we have a party. Bert opted to have his party at Grandma and Grandpa's house, and they were pleased to host.
Bert wanted pancakes and bacon and sausage and eggs for dinner. So that is what we did. We packed up all the food, and went to Grandma and Grandpa's, and cooked it all up. We had quite a few people for a small party, including relatives, but eight of them were us. Anyway, cooking pancakes for a crowd is not as easy as cooking casserole for a crowd. But it worked out and Bert loved it.
So a few days after Halloween, was Bert's 4th birthday.
On their birthdays, we let the kids eat anywhere they want to, and sometimes we have a party. Bert opted to have his party at Grandma and Grandpa's house, and they were pleased to host.
Bert wanted pancakes and bacon and sausage and eggs for dinner. So that is what we did. We packed up all the food, and went to Grandma and Grandpa's, and cooked it all up. We had quite a few people for a small party, including relatives, but eight of them were us. Anyway, cooking pancakes for a crowd is not as easy as cooking casserole for a crowd. But it worked out and Bert loved it.
The hardest thing for Bert is that his birthday is the last of all the birthdays in the family. Then Christmas is not too long after, and then he has to endure seven more birthdays where none of the presents or cake are his. Poor Bert! But he is so happy when his birthday finally rolls around.
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