Six

S turned six! In keeping with the tradition (started this year). We let the girls have a friend part every other year. So if it's your off party year you get to choose how to spend the day, and all Dad's money, ha ha ha. S wanted to try out Pirate Island, but had a "sick tummy" after her pizza. My take on the place is you have to be really hungry, like stuck on a desert island for a week, the food to taste good. Oh well I guess you have to try it once. Poor girl skinned her nose at the bus stop earlier in the week. Aargg

We also went to the Discovery Children's museum at the Gateway. My kids love that place. It was nice and empty so we could do everything. I love this little guy picking his nose as S checks him out.
S brought her little friend Tyler with us(not the nose picker). He's such a good kid, and it was fun pretending I had 5 kids. I can dream?
Birthday morning. I'm pretty sure the kids had been up for hours, couldn't sleep through the anticipation! It was an exhausting day, but fun to be together on a weekday (Seb skipped work).

A little about S:

She is a great big sister. She is a little too in love with the baby, and could probably handle being a mom in like three years. She is an awesome dancer, some of her moves make Seb and I look at each other and wonder "who taught her that?"as we laugh. Her energy is contagious and she is spunky too. It takes a lot to bring her down. Which is refreshing in a house of girls. And, I'm sure as it is common for # 2, she is always trying to break records, learning to swim, ride a bike and read earlier than #1. I just found her working on her times tables on her new leapster! Seriously kid lets learn our addition first! I love that kid!