Showing posts with label birthday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label birthday. Show all posts

Monday, 24 October 2011

When I was two, I was hardly new

It has been a long time since I posted anything on this blog. My computer was out of commission for awhile and frankly I needed a bit of quiet. I had these photos already to go and saved but then my unintentional break happened and I never added the words- and so, for a few months, it was forgotten. But I do love looking back at this little journal and seeing our little life story unfold. So here are some photographs from Artie's 2nd birthday. 










There was a boat ride to Southbank, some chocolate pizza for lunch, playing in the sand and water at Soutbank and cake at home. There was also a lovely family party at the park the next day. 

We have a delightful two year old now. 

Monday, 10 January 2011

A celebration

Just a catch up on a special night for a special man. Adam's birthday was on the 4th. Happy Birthday Adam. A great husband and a wonderful father, we hope this year brings you much sunshine and success. We love you!

Wednesday, 28 July 2010

The First Birthday Party Decorations

Arthur turned one last friday, so we had a little party on Sunday to celebrate. I forgot to take many photos (well not so much forgot as was busy doing other stuff, like cooking and chatting and blowing bubbles!) but I did manage to snap a few of the decorations I made. 


The first thing I made was this birthday banner. I wanted decorations that we could reuse every year, and start a new family tradition with.  I love it and hope that in two decades it will be still be going strong and strung up at a 21st! 
I whipped up some pom-poms and strung them across the family room. These are still up and Arthur loves to touch them and point at them. 
I also made these little, very easy flags. Using the overlocker and eyelets. They can be moved around on the string to suit where they are hung. 
All the sewing, meant there was a lot of fabric scraps left on the ground. So in the spirit of an environmentally friendly party, I picked them up and tied them to some string, and; 

Tada! Homemade streamers
So there you have it. Some decorations that we can store away and use again and again. I am sure Artie will forgot that we got him a xylophone or any of the other presents, but I hope that he remembers for years and years the love that went in to all the home made preparations. 

Artie has been asking to be picked up for a closer look at the decorations A LOT. With a face like that how can I resist!