Another year has somehow gone by and it's time to get way out of control for Emmy's party again. I found this place last year when I was researching places and really wanted to use it. That and I REALLY wanted to get her some pink cowgirl boots and a pearl snap shirt(If I'm being honest). Hithcin Post Stables is like a 3 year old heaven.
There's bouncy houses, playscapes, pigs,horses, games, a train and stagecoach, and of course, the pink and blue ponies Sugar and Squirt. The kids could just run around and around and do whatever they wanted and basically just wear themselves out!
There's bouncy houses, playscapes, pigs,horses, games, a train and stagecoach, and of course, the pink and blue ponies Sugar and Squirt. The kids could just run around and around and do whatever they wanted and basically just wear themselves out! Here's the money shot right off. Emmy LOVED Sugar and still talks about her.
The most amazing thing I've seen in a while is all of these three and four year old standing here for about 20 minutes patiently waiting for their turn. It was kind of amazing. 




Coming in a close second had to be the train. We kept that sucker busy. I have no idea what is so magical about riding around on a train, but they LOVE it. They also have a stagecoach they can ride on that they pull like a wagon. That was a hit too. 


Emmy can count this as her best day ever because we made the food all of her favorite snacks. You can see the giant thing of cheese balls in the back of the picture here. It sat in our kitchen for about a week and she would beg for cheese balls every day. I told her she could have as many as she wanted at her party. She took me up on it. Not exaggerating she probably ate about 50 cheese balls AT the two and a half hour party. When you add in fruit snacks, suckers, queso, and PBJs, you can guess who was a TAD strung out. On the way home she told me "I have a LOT of energy." That was about three minutes before she passed out cold. 

Since we were in an actual stable, we kept the decos to a minimum, with an AWESOME cake and smore's on a stick for favors.

Saturday marked the culmination of a long journey for Laura and Sean. Sean has officially graduated from PA school! We all gathered to watch him walk (Down the church aisle! since there was a Uof H championship football game that day) and even managed to snag a few cute family pics as well.
This officially makes Laura and I the slackers of the family. We are the only two in the imediate family without an advanced degree. Now that we've put our hubbies through, I guess it's time to go ourselves.... nah...
At three months Beckett is: 
It was a Sansom year so we headed over to GiGi and Pops for the day. We hung out, I fed Beckett (this seems to take the majority of the day) and we looked through the ads. Emmy got a trampoline and scooter for her birthday so she jumped all day. She jumped while she ate, sang and jumped, jumped with baby dolls, you name it. When not jumping, she tested out the scooter. The concept is still just a little hard to nail down. 
Gigi and Emmy also made Pink Princess cupcakes that somehow ended up being Sean's birthday cupcakes. JUST what he always wanted!
Blake headed out at 3 for the Aggie Game, which we won't speak of because it ended badly, and Laura and Sean headed out for Arkansas so that left me, GiGi, Pops, and the kids to hang out for the rest of the day. If you can't tell, I'm exhausted (see picture below) at this point.
Beckett is still waking up every two or three hours at night and Emmy is waking up the hours that Beckett isn't. Thank goodness for grandparents and the chance to take a nap!
I realized that I'm at the point in my life where sleep is more important than just about anything. I wasn't trading the two hours that I'm getting for a less than stellar deal on a tv I don't really need. (how mature of me!) There's always next year!