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I'll cry if I want to

Kadence turned 2 this past weekend and we celebrated with the grandparents. I had made sure to put her down for a nap so that she wouldn't be cranky come cake time.

I didn't factor in Jakob...

Who was so excited that it was her birthday, he wanted her to see the birthday cake and present she had to unwrap. So he woke her up

She is my daughter, I don't do well being woken up.


and neither does she.


she didn't want to sit in the chair.


so she layed on the floor.
Then dad tried to cheer her up and she screamed at him.


She eventually gave in and let dad give her a piggy back ride...
she was happy for a bit.


But then when the ride was over, Jakob insisted on putting his foot on her head.


I have to admit, it was kinda funny.(I guess that is why I kept shooting photos.)


while she opened presents, her brothers of course were right there entertaining her with her presents. We quickly moved on to the cake since she seemed to be coming out of her mope.


She has skepticism in her eyes and I assure her, it is the best cake around. I went to Mrs. Goodman's. You can't get a better cake than that.


She dips her finger, takes a small taste...


we have a winner! she approves of the cake and is happy the rest of the day. Ok, maybe not, but the cake did the trick for a little while

Comments

  1. Gopal ChanduSeptember 4, 2012 at 9:40 AM

    I have an eight and a half acre farm and i am slightly insane too. :) made me happy seeing the pictures of this particular post.

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