So since school was canceled, there was no official plan for the day. She put on her favorite brown and pink butterfly dress. She worked on coloring more of her cardboard princess castle. Her and Calvin played. I cut her out a large number 6 out of cardboard so she could paint and decorate it to help with our party decorations.
She wrote "I love you" in purple piant, added blue butterflies, and purple stripes. All over her "new favorite color" orange.
I baked her cake. She wanted an orange cake with purple frosting. She said "I have the best parents!" after picking up on the fact that we were all working on something or another to make her day special.
My mom went out on a little shopping trip to get fun helium balloons. She also helped Violet put up some streamers.
They worked on shaping some thawed bread dough into snowmen using raisins for their eyes...they turned out really cute.
She got a "decorate your own jewelry box" from Grandma Martha ~ this is the 2nd one she has done, but seemed JUST as excited to do it again!
A butterfly earring holder and some new earrings:
A fish bowl with fake fish. :)
Other presents were: A unicorn book she had wanted for months (she saw it at school and wrote down the ISBN number for me, ha!), chapstick on a string, Hello Kitty stamp kit, and here's a family pic!
Me and my 6 yr old! wow, I look tired.
Violet wanted cheeseburgers, mac and cheese and broccoli before cake and opening presents. So that's what we had. She said she had a wonderful day. I can not believe she will now be working her way to age 7. I measured her on her growth chart and she has grown 2 inches since her 5th birthday.
Thanks for the nice write up and the whole event recorded for me.
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DAD
Maria,
ReplyDeleteYou put in a beautiful day for Violet...a good reason to be tired!
Mom
What an awesome way to make her feel special, noticed and loved!!! My heart is warmed just thinking about it all. I loved the 6 pancake. It was a perfect "6"!
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