It's entirely possible that at this time last year, I was sleeping. I had been awake for at least 24 hours you see. Nathan and I had driven 7 hours and stood in a hospital room in awe as our son Elijah was born.
Yep, Little Guy is one year old. It's still surprising to me. We spent the day in high fashion with a party with friends and family at our house. We felt very blessed that so many people came to help us celebrate Elijah.
So, I made this. I wanted to do a lot more crafting for the party. I even attempted to make my own invitations, but it did not go well and I gave up. I was going to give the party a "farm" theme, but decided that themes didn't really matter that much to me this year since he won't remember. Though, I did find a bunch of farm themed items at Party City later. Instead we just went with a blue/green color scheme. The cake was delicious and made by a friend of mine from high school.
My grandmother was one of the first people to arrive. She is also one of Elijah's biggest fans. They had so much fun playing together in the relative quiet before people really started arriving. They played peek-a-boo across the room and he loved it.
But, I like this picture better!
Oh, the smash cake. Wait for it....
He was a VERY big fan of the smash cake.
He even got down to the cake part. It may look a little extreme, but I am very glad we decided to strip him to his diaper before the smash cake.
This is what the living room looked like before we settled in to eat and talk and enjoy each others' company. That's my dad in the chair.
This picture looks hilarious to me with Scout in the high chair.
By the time everyone arrived, more children were at our house than ever before. Counting Elijah there were six little ones here ranging from 9 months to six years. It was so neat!
They mostly hung out in the sun room where we had toys and crayons and paper for coloring. They also spent time in the kitchen where the food was. We had Casey's pizza. Elijah got many lovely presents which of course I don't have pictures of because I was opening them. It was such a fun day!
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