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It was a busy day. R. picked up the cake from Roche Bros. We were supposed to get it the night before and R. tried, but they had put "Peg" on the cake instead of T.'s name. Ooops. They fixed it.
I took T. to martial arts. His teacher gave him a belt rack when T. asked where he would store his white belt when he got his yellow belt. A little decluttering on his part! Very nice of him. We stopped at the library in Boylston so I could return the book I had borrowed a couple weeks earlier and not returned because of various cancellations. Then we went to track. After that, we went to Party Lab in Billerica, where T. got a balloon and some paper plates, napkins, forks, etc. and candles shaped like the number 1 and the number 2. After that, we went to McDonald's for lunch. Then we went to Altitude for his birthday party. Up until a few days earlier, we had been expecting maybe 5 kids to show up, but a bunch of people who had been "no" switched to "yes" and some people who hadn't rsvp'd came. Amazing! Not the way it usually works! We actually had one more jumper than the minimum (10). Everyone was really nice. Some people knew each other from other places (preschool in town). Some people knew each other from earlier parties (at Altitude, no less!). Everyone was fun to talk to.
I took T. to martial arts. His teacher gave him a belt rack when T. asked where he would store his white belt when he got his yellow belt. A little decluttering on his part! Very nice of him. We stopped at the library in Boylston so I could return the book I had borrowed a couple weeks earlier and not returned because of various cancellations. Then we went to track. After that, we went to Party Lab in Billerica, where T. got a balloon and some paper plates, napkins, forks, etc. and candles shaped like the number 1 and the number 2. After that, we went to McDonald's for lunch. Then we went to Altitude for his birthday party. Up until a few days earlier, we had been expecting maybe 5 kids to show up, but a bunch of people who had been "no" switched to "yes" and some people who hadn't rsvp'd came. Amazing! Not the way it usually works! We actually had one more jumper than the minimum (10). Everyone was really nice. Some people knew each other from other places (preschool in town). Some people knew each other from earlier parties (at Altitude, no less!). Everyone was fun to talk to.