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Heather of the Hills: Oh The Fun Of Birthdays
Saturday, February 10, 2007
Oh The Fun Of Birthdays
Do you remember the fun you had on birthdays? The fun gifts you got and getting to play with them. Like Christmas there are always toys that need some sort of assembly. It is amazing sometimes what parents or uncles will do for the kids in their lives. Poor Wesley was working on this Rody inflatable horse that kids can ride or bounce on. Only after several minutes he looked up laughing and stated that the engineers for this must have been crazy. Notice in the picture where they placed the valve to inflate this horse.
He was even good enough to help her take her first ride when she was scared to ride by herself. Grandmomma had even tried to ride before Wesley in an attempt to get L to ride her new horse, but it seems that Wesley just has a way with kids. He is not afraid to look goofy or silly. What child could ask for a better uncle than that?
For a little bit of information about me here goes…I am a born again believer, wife to my dear husband, mother of four wonderful sons and a beautiful daughter, a daughter to my parents, a sister to my brother, genealogist, Janeite, photographer, crocheter and more.
Do you remember the fun you had on birthdays? The fun gifts you got and getting to play with them. Like Christmas there are always toys that need some sort of assembly. It is amazing sometimes what parents or uncles will do for the kids in their lives. Poor Wesley was working on this Rody inflatable horse that kids can ride or bounce on. Only after several minutes he looked up laughing and stated that the engineers for this must have been crazy. Notice in the picture where they placed the valve to inflate this horse.
He was even good enough to help her take her first ride when she was scared to ride by herself. Grandmomma had even tried to ride before Wesley in an attempt to get L to ride her new horse, but it seems that Wesley just has a way with kids. He is not afraid to look goofy or silly. What child could ask for a better uncle than that?
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