More Birthday Festivities

On Tuesday, Trevor's actual birthday, we took him to the Rainforest Cafe for lunch.  They sat us by the gorillas and every 10 minutes they would do their thing and Trevor was kind of scared of them.  He kept saying, "monkeys" with a concerned look on his face.  I ended up switching seats with him so that I was between him and the gorillas and then he was OK.

Later in the day we met up with some friends at the Cheesecake Factory who were in from out of town.  Our server heard that it was Trevor's birthday and they brought him a little sundae with a candle in it and sang "Happy Birthday" to him.  Maybe it was just the pregnancy hormones, but I thought he looked so happy and it made me all teary-eyed.


On Wednesday we had a some of Trevor's friends over for a birthday party.  It was chaos, but Trevor loved having his friends over to play with his toys and show off his new big boy room (pictures of the new room are coming later).  He loved all of his presents, but he especially loved the puppets he got from Quinae and her kids.  He has named them "Guy" (the green one) and "Croc" (the brown one).

Another favorite was the puzzle train he got from Kristi and her son.  He loved it so much he had to employ a defensive maneuver when another kid wanted to play with it.

When I told Trevor that his friends were coming over he got concerned that there was no more "neeer-ohm" truck cake left over from Sunday, but then he saw the Elmo and Cookie Monster cupcakes that I made for him and he was really excited.

Again, he loved the attention of everyone singing "Happy Birthday" to him and blowing out the candle, which he reminded me was very hot and not something we should touch.

 

As usual, the cupcakes tasted just as yummy as they looked.