Eating dinner on our Tinkerbell plates.
We, also, hung up a Tinkerbell banner that said, "Happy Birthday!"
Peyton taught the kids how to blow the "blowouts." That's what the packaging called them anyway. Mena caught on. Jake some what caught on and alternated which end he tried blowing. Maggie couldn't make it work.
Maggie wasn't thrilled for us all to be singing and looking at her! Her eye rolls are so cute now, but those eye rolls might not be so cute when she's a teenager!
Maggie didn't get the idea of blowing out the candle so I did it for her.
A bit more of a neutral face when no one was singing and Grandma was just taking her picture with the cake.
Yummy cake!!
Eying the present when told to open the cards :-)
The doll house furniture from Aunt Beth, Uncle Tim, Peyton and Tyler and this camper from Grandma and Grandpa is much more exciting. She felt the need to remove every little bit of paper from the boxes.
Maggie tried but needed Grandma's help to get open the package that Aunt Peggy wrapped.
Maggie was so excited with the purple sweater from Aunt Peg, Uncle Jon, and Jake that she started dancing with it and Mena joined in.
Maggie's got a little paper tail after opening all of those gifts!
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