For breakfast we had spooky Krispy Kreme Donuts. Will didn't finish his spider web creme filled, but he did like what he ate.
We bought him training wheels and put them on Andrew's old bike. We had failed to do this some time ago because we would not let go of the hope that he would learn on a balance bike first and never need trainers. But he is his own guy and he loved his first bike ride, taken the following Saturday at the Dolley Madison Library park and trails.
Will wanted to decorate cupcakes for his birthday instead of traditional cake and I think I am not going back. All the cute ones were designed by our extremely talented nanny, Cassidy. The boys loved them all.
Will learned to play and love UNO during our time at Kennedy.
Bike gear.
More bike gear.
Porter was still heavily in his naked, pants-free, shirtless phase in October. He wears more clothes more of the time now.
Ruining some cupcakes for the rest of us.
We can't believe our little Will is 5.
The power ended up going out during the end of that party and did not come back on again until Halloween evening, just in time for trick or treating. Will feels that the power outage contributed to the adults-only vibe of his family party (lack of Segura cousins, unlike Andrew's at Chucky Cheese), and I am not disposed to correct his misperception. But next year I have a feeling we will be able to put on the kind of party he has in mind.
2 comments:
I love the pics of him being silly--reminds me so much of my boys. I've decided ages 4-5 are the best, it all goes downhill at 6.
At some point in his life, Will needs to be cast as Christopher Robin. Such a cute little boy!
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