February 28 we celebrated our new 7 year old.
Before the weekend, we got to celebrate at school.
To see him get called to the front and listen as his teacher prays over him is something that will forever be etched in my heart. It wasn't new to me. The same thing was done with Taylor. But it doesn't keep my eyes from tearing up each time as if it was the first.
He loves that sweet teacher of his. And we do too. So glad we won't be done with her YET.
And then Saturday was his actual birthday, and the first indoor soccer game of the season.
Soccer games, a friend party and cupcakes all in one day...the best.
So the only thing that wasn't the best about this day was that I threw up the entire night before. It started in the Walmart parking lot the night before (sorry to the person who pulled into that parking spot after us) and continued into the wee morning hours.
Yeah, not good. An excited boy, cupcakes to still be made, a party to still be decorated for.
I begged him to let us call the bowling alley and maybe we could throw something together there and Dad could supervise. I begged him to move it to the next day and we'd just do our friend and family party back to back. But the sadness on his face was too much to handle.
7 year olds are SO not okay with a cancelled birthday party. And I don't blame him.
Dave kept telling him he could handle it all. And I know he could. But like my normal self, I had left a lot to be finished up at the last minute. And how awful to be stuck in a bedroom while his friend party continued without me. I prayed hard.
Every hour that passed I felt better and better. And with a few extra hands to help, we pulled it off.
Tie Dye Party up next!!