Q-Fest

Quincy began her day being sung to by mom, dad, and sister, followed by a date for pink and purple frosted and sprinkled donuts and Tinkerbell Balloons. I can't believe I didn't take a picture of the balloons, one of them was 30 inches tall, and she was terrified! We ended up giving the huge balloon to another girl having a birthday the same day (Dec 4 is a hot day for birthdays! We have 5 friends that were celebrating this day!)

Daddy brought her french fries at lunch, doing his part to make sure we continued to be good parents and give our kid nothing nutritious to eat on her special day.

A birthday party for another friend at Jump Zone, and then home to wear nothing but a pink leotard even though it was below freezing outside.

Pink roses from Uncle Jimmie and Aunt Kasey.


Rather than the traditional kiddie party, we celebrated Quincy's Birthday with a Cafe Rio Feast and invited a few families over for dinner and cupcakes with her.

It was a perfect evening of just hanging around, talking, eating, and letting the kids play. The girls didn't go to bed until 11:30, and had people over until 1:15am! We were just having too much fun telling stories and hanging out, to end the night at go to bed. THAT is a party! Quincy was fun and happy as she always is when friends are over to play.

Food: GOOD.
Friends: GOOD.
Presents and Cupcakes: GOOD.
Quincy: Happy as a pig in poop.